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Quincy City Clerk Posts Unofficial Primary Election Results

Quincy's City Clerk posted unofficial results from Tuesday's state primary, capping a hard-fought election night across Massachusetts. Sen. Ed Markey turned back a challenge from Rep. Seth Moulton in the Democratic U.S. Senate primary, while Minogue won his Republican gubernatorial prim…

Quincy Voters Head to Polls Tuesday for Senate Primary

Quincy voters head to the polls Tuesday for a marquee Democratic primary for the state's US Senate seat. Sen. Ed Markey and Rep. Seth Moulton top the contest, according to Quincy Patch's Sept. 1 voter guide on races and poll times. Meanwhile, the city's long-running dispute over religio…

Marty Walsh To Be Honored At Quincy Light Bearer Award Event

Quincy Patch's community calendar flagged a Light Bearer Award celebration honoring former Boston Mayor and U.S. Labor Secretary Marty Walsh this week. The Danny "Budzo" Light Bearer Award ceremony appeared as one of 15 items in Patch's daily roundup, "🌱 Patch AM: Basic Accounting & Qui…

Quincy Promotes Labor Day Fireworks Honoring Workers

Quincy is heading into Labor Day weekend with fireworks honoring workers as part of its 250th anniversary celebration, city officials announced this week. The News Flash feed also continued promoting Mayor Thomas Koch's newly launched Legacy Business Program, though no new details emerg…

Galvin Warns 100,000 Mass. Primary Ballots Still Outstanding

Secretary of State Bill Galvin warned this week that more than 100,000 mail ballots for Tuesday's state primary have not been returned statewide. Galvin said "well over 100,000 ballots" were still outstanding as of Thursday and urged voters, including those in Quincy, to hand-deliver ba…