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Unions offer compromise on safety statues

Police and fire unions offered Mayor Koch a compromise over contested public safety statues. Also in today's brief (4 items): Mayor Koch receives compromise proposal on safety statues; Pickleball rentals return to Quincy; Open Heritage Day returns Saturday with free tours; Meet Me at Ki…

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Free Heritage Day tours mark America 250

Quincy will mark America's 250th anniversary with free historic site tours on October 17. Also in today's brief (5 items): Trash and recycling pickup pushed back a day; Ghost hunter Steve Gonsalves performs live in Quincy; Quincy soccer plays at North Quincy Monday; Goodwill job and tra…

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City debates future of controversial camera network

Quincy weighs the future of its controversial Flock license plate camera network amid mounting debate. Also in today's brief (4 items): City weighs future of controversial camera network; City launches clothing drive for colder months; Hazardous waste drop-off day set for Saturday; One-…

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Mayor Koch announces Oct. 24 Kilroy concert

Mayor Koch sets live music event 'Meet Me at Kilroy' for October 24. Also in today's brief (3 items): State, city launch Quincy's annual flu clinic; Sunset Hike, Hilltop Concert set for Oct. 10; Trash, recycling collection delayed one day Oct. 12.

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Eastern Nazarene housing holdup probed

Patch examines unspecified delays holding up new housing at Eastern Nazarene campus. From our own coverage: Single deed recorded as Quincy sales count stays thin. Also in today's brief (4 items): What's delaying new housing at Eastern Nazarene campus; Woodward girls soccer visits BU Aca…

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Single Deed Recorded in Quincy as September Sales Count Stays Thin

Norfolk County Registry of Deeds records show only one Quincy property sale recorded between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3: 43 Verchild Street, which sold for $1.2 million on Sept. 25. The seller is listed as Thai A. Le and Thai T. Le; the buyer is listed as Hamza Abbas. With a single recorded transaction,

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