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This Just In. The 71 st Annual Quincy Christmas Parade has one theme with two theme winners. This year’s parade theme selected by the committee in a public contest is “Home For the Holidays.”. The unique part of this year’s contest was that the theme winner was submitted by two separate Quincy residents.
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By SCOTT JACKSON Standing outside Quincy Fire Department headquarters on Monday morning, Cong. Stephen Lynch joined local officials to announce Quincy had been awarded a $6.18 million federal grant that will allow for the hiring of 16 new firefighters next spring. They also touted a $4.12 million federal earmark that will help pay for the ….
Healey Joins Fire Officials in Urging Outdoor Fire Safety
1 day ago · Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey on Monday joined state fire service leaders asking residents to refrain from any outdoor activity that could cause or contribute to brush and wildland fires. “As we confront an unprecedented fall fire season, I’m asking all our residents to protect themselves, their neighbors, and their communities by ...
First Responders Train On Red Line - The Quincy Sun
1 day ago · November 4, 2024. First responders from Quincy and the MBTA Transit Police on Sunday conducted training exercises on the Red Line. During the exercises, the Quincy Fire Department practiced extrication and packaging to simulated a patient under the train and patients onboard the train. The Quincy Fire and Quincy Police Departments, along with ...
Obituaries - The Quincy Sun
Veva Darrow, 92. Veva (Williams) Darrow, age 92, a lifelong resident of Quincy’s Houghs Neck, died peacefully, Saturday, October 26, 2024 after a brief illness, in the comfort of her loving family. Veva was born in Quincy, to the late Harold M. and Veva L. (Lane) Williams. Raised and educated there, Veva proudly lived in Houghs Neck her ….
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4 days ago · November 1, 2024 by Robert Bosworth. By SCOTT JACKSON. Brad Croall and Tim Cahill are hosting an event this month to raise awareness for kidney donations and support an organization that helps veterans in need of kidneys find living donors. The event will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 12 at Alba Restaurant at 1486 Hancock St. in Quincy Center.
Oct. 17 Declared ‘Priscilla Bonica Day’ In Quincy
Oct. 17, 2024 was declared Priscilla Bonica Day because those are the numbers she wore at Quincy High School; the number 10 on the softball team, 17 on the volleyball team and 24 on the basketball team. City councillors remembered Bonica and her legacy during their meeting Tuesday evening. Councillor Scott Campbell said Bonica is sorely missed.
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Quincy Councillors Approve Bus Depot Rezoning - The Quincy Sun
October 8, 2024. By SCOTT JACKSON. The Quincy City Council has signed off on rezoning the MBTA bus depot on Hancock Street, a site where the city could one day build a field house or other athletic facility. Councillors on Monday voted 7-0 rezone the property at 954 Hancock St. from Residence D to open space, a proposal that Ward 5 Councillor ...
Christmas Parade Theme 'Home for the Holidays' Submitted By …
Oct 10, 2024 · The 71 st Annual Quincy Christmas Parade has one theme with two theme winners. This year’s parade theme selected by the committee in a public contest is “Home For the Holidays.”. The unique part of this year’s contest was that the theme winner was submitted by two separate Quincy residents. Both will receive credit for submitting the ...
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