Video Gallery
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John Sullivan of the Quincy DPW provides information regarding curbside trash collection. |
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The Quincy DPW fall street sweeping schedule for the week of December 2nd - December 6th. |
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Nurse, humanitarian and author Roberta Gately discusses "Making a Difference: One Woman, One Story at a Time" a presentation to be held on December 18th about keeping hope alive around the world. |
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Gina Favata, librarian at the Thomas Crane Library, and Andrea Craig, of Quincy Community Action Programs, discuss a college fair that will be held on December 7th at the main branch of the Thomas Crane Library featuring nine local colleges. |
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Photographer Lori Schneider talks about "The Overlooked," an exhibit of her photos on display throughout the month of December in the Coletti Reading Room of the Thomas Crane Library. |
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North Quincy Red Raiders head coach Mark Nutley talks about the 2013 season and the Thanksgiving game against Quincy. |
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Quincy Presidents head coach Bill Reardon talks about the 2013 season and the Thanksgiving game against North Quincy. |
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The Quincy DPW fall street sweeping schedule for the week of November 25th - November 29th. |
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Rev. Jack Swanson of Union Congregational Church talks about the Revival service to be held on November 22nd. |
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The Quincy DPW fall street sweeping schedule for the week of November 18th - November 22nd. |
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Rev. Jack Swanson of Union Congregational Church talks about the church's annual Christmas Fair to be held on Saturday, November 16th from 9am to 3pm. |
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The Quincy DPW fall street sweeping schedule for the week of November 12th - November 15th. |
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Local historian Chris Daley talks about his presentation regarding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy to be held on November 21st at the Thomas Crane Library. |
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Sally Owens of the Quincy Environmental Treasures Program and presenters Patti Williams and Peter Sault discuss a presentation to be held on November 7th about the hotels of Houghs Neck when the peninsula was a popular resort destination. |
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Erin Massa, art teacher at the Woodward School for Girls, and students Julia Geary, Ally Graf and Minyoung Kim discuss the works of art that will be on display at the Thomas Crane Library throughout the month of November. |
