The new face of Quincy's increasing homeless population: disabled seniors
Arthur Boyd, 67, represents a growing segment of Quincy's homeless population, those aged 60 and over. Homelessness is rising ...
Ice becoming a safety concern as freezing temps stick around
The ice is becoming a safety concern, so many are now desperate for some ice melt, but there’s been a shortage of salt in ...
A dog is running for mayor of Dorchester. We’re here for it | Bay State Briefing
Forget the human Boston mayoral race. This is the quadruped-centered contest you need to keep on the front burner.
Quincy mayor defends $850,000 patron saint statues at public safety building
People in the end will understand that it’s beautiful public art," Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch said in a radio interview.
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Quincy council approves bid for Broadway water main work
The Quincy City Council on Tuesday approved a $6.917 million bid from Rees Construction for water main replacement between ...
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Quincy YMCA now open as warming center
As frigid temperatures and bitter wind chills hit the region, the Quincy Family YMCA has moved to open their doors to help those who may need a safe ...
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West Springfield Library hosts local photography showcase
Professional photographer Branden Bruso of West Springfield displayed his latest work at the library. It featured photos from his most recent travels, capturing the sights of the Las Vegas strip, ...
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West Springfield honors Sheriff Cocchi and Bob Charland
Hampden County Sheriff Nick Cocchi was among those who received special recognition Tuesday night during the West Springfield city council meeting.
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Quincy to overhaul security system with $378k plan, awaiting city council nod
The city of Quincy proposes spending $378,000 to completely revamp its security camera surveillance system. Wireless USA is ...