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Quincy City Council's finance committee recommends $140 million for road and other repairs

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Quincy city councilors pitched on future home of Quincy College, city hall

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Andronico Resolution Calls for Halt of Compressor Station Operations

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In your Neighborhood: Ward Two Councillor Anthony Andronico

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City to Implement Food Deliveries for Families Affected by COVID-19

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Details on Quincy’s Next Step of Vaccine Rollout

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Point Webster Middle School Gets New Interior Lighting

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Quincy mayor requests $120M for Public Safety Complex

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Planning Board Meeting for 188-200 Quincy Ave

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New Friends group: Faxon Park needs an advocate

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Joint Convention Feb. 16 To Fill Vacant School Seat

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Andronico Interview with QATV

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New Quincy city councilor vows to focus on Ward 2 issues, work collaboratively with colleagues

Lifelong Quincy resident Anthony Andronico was sworn in as Ward 2's representative on the city council Thursday morning, just hours after heading up his final meeting as vice chairman of the school committee.

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Friends of Faxon Park Hike

It was great to join so many neighbors today on a group hike at Faxon Park!

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Update on Point Webster Middle School Green Communities Grant

Over the past summer, Quincy Public Schools was awarded a $200,000 Green Communities Grant to fund energy conservation measures and install over 1,000 LED lights throughout Point Webster Middle School.