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,
Quincy's West Nile virus risk level jumped to high overnight, Patch reports, as mosquito season winds down. Also in today's brief (5 items): Quincy's West Nile risk jumps to high overnight; Fall hydrant flushing starts Monday across Quincy; City to host mental health forum October 6; Po…
Quincy councillors look to tighten oversight safeguards following the Clasby scandal, Patch reports. Also in today's brief (4 items): Councillors weigh safeguards after Clasby scandal; Food Truck and Music Festival returns Saturday; Fall hydrant flushing begins Monday, October 5; City t…
Quincy earns a 2026 Mass Save Impact Award for its citywide energy efficiency efforts. Also in today's brief (8 items): Quincy earns 2026 Mass Save Impact Award; Fall swim lessons return to Quincy; Kilroy Square Farmers Market unveils new theme; North Quincy girls host Pembroke in JV so…
Quincy opens a 30-day public comment period on its revised community electricity aggregation plan. Also in today's brief (4 items): Quincy opens 30-day review of electricity plan; City to offer free kidney screening in November; Community choir Rock Voices gathers Tuesday; Food truck an…
Quincy issues coastal storm advisory as a nor'easter threatens hurricane force winds along the coast this weekend. Also in today's brief (4 items): Coastal storm advisory issued for weekend; Councillors say city hall isn't sharing information; City to host autism education fundraiser ne…
Quincy's annual Food Truck and Music Festival returns Saturday, Oct. 3, with trucks and live music. Also in today's brief (4 items): South Shore Home Remodel expands into new construction; Curtain Call Theatre stages The Wolves this week; DPW rear yard closes Sept. 26 for weather; Food …
Traveling exhibit celebrating John and Abigail Adams family history opens in Quincy. Also in today's brief (3 items): Traveling exhibit honors Adams family opens in Quincy; City plans Open Heritage Day for America 250; Curtain Call Theatre stages 'The Wolves' Sept. 25.
City Clerk Nicole Crispo urges Quincy voters to study nine statewide ballot questions ahead of the fall election. The city is also mid-way through a 30-day public review of its revised Quincy Community Electricity aggregation plan, and Mayor Tom Koch recently launched a Legacy Business …
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…
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