By SCOTT JACKSON A total of 28 Quincy residents have pulled papers to run for office in this year’s municipal election, ...

By SCOTT JACKSON A group of Quincy residents on Tuesday filed suit in Norfolk Superior Court to block the planned ...

Sweat Series at the Thomas Crane Public Library invites local trainers for FREE hour-long workout sessions for all levels on the Olmsted Lawn at 40 Washington St. in Quincy, every second and fourth ...

By SCOTT JACKSON Rep. Stephen Lynch on Thursday announced his candidacy for the Democratic Party’s top spot on the House ...

Judith Adele Gallagher, affectionately known as Judy, passed away peacefully on May 27, 2025, at the age of 85. She was surrounded by her loving family as she made her final transition, fulfilling her ...

Doug was born in Quincy on June 4, 1954, and was the son of the late Paul and Jenny (Foster) King. He was raised in Quincy, attended local schools and graduated from Quincy High School. Doug began his ...

Arthur grew up in North Quincy and lived in Wollaston until he was 90. He was a graduate of Northeastern University as a chemical engineer and worked as a metallurgist for 40 years. Arthur served in ...

The City of Quincy invites residents and visitors to join in the annual Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony on Monday, May 26, ...

The Thomas Crane Public Library announces the following Pride events at the library. Celebrate with your own picnic on the lawn or at any of these upcoming events ...

A total of 27 Quincy residents had taken out nomination papers to run for City Council and School Committee as of Friday. Nomination papers have been available at the City Clerk’s Office since May 6.