Video Gallery
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Wheaton College professor Laura Bohn discusses a series focusing on the classic Grimm fairy tales from an adult perspective. The discussion, reading and movie series will take begin on March 11th and end in April. |
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Mouli Pal discusses a classical style of Indian dance called Odissi that she will perform at the Thomas Crane Library on March 8th. |
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Joseph Young, Artistic Director of the Genesis Chamber Singers, talks about the groups performance to take place on March 29th as part of the library's Concerts at the Crane series. |
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The photographs of Quincy resident Christine Moriarty will be on exhibit at the Thomas Crane Library throughout the month of March. The exhibit will feature photographs taken in Ireland. |
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Jennifer Hoadley of the Alzheimer's Association talks about a presentation to be held at the Thomas Crane Public Library on March 10th. |
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February 27, 2015 edition of State View with guest State Representative Bruce Ayers (D, 1st Norfolk). |
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The Quincy DPW reminds citizens that curbside trash and recycling collection will be a day late when collection falls on a holiday (Presidents Day is Monday, February 16th). |
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Amanda Pegg-Wheat, children's librarian at the Wollaston branch of the Thomas Crane Library, talks about an on-going science program for pre-school aged children offered at the Wollaston branch. |
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Mouli Pal discusses a classical style of Indian dance called Odissi that she will perform at the Thomas Crane Library on February 8th. |
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Rev. Jack Swanson of Union Congregational Church talks about the Teen Challenge Men's Choir that will visit the church on January 18th. |
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The Quincy DPW reminds citizens that curbside trash and recycling collection will be a day late when collection falls on a holiday (Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is Monday, January 19th) |
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The Quincy DPW reminds citizens that curbside trash and recycling collection will be a day late when collection falls on a holiday. |
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Author Rory O'Brien will appear at the Thomas Crane Public Library on January 6th to discuss his book "Gallows Hill" about the Salem Witch Trials of 1692 |
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Local author and former Patriot Ledger reporter Jack Encarnacao discusses his new book "Legendary Locals of Quincy" and about the stories and characters of Quincy's history. Encarnacao will be at the Thomas Crane Library on January 20th to discuss some of the people featured. |
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Music professor Delvyn Case talks about a four-part series about rock & roll history. The series will take place on four consecutive Tuesday evenings beginning on January 27th. |
