The Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) announces that it will be hosting 86 free, fun and educational programs throughout the state during February school vacation week, ...

Below is the text of Mayor Thomas Koch’s State of the City Address delivered Monday night, Feb. 9 at Quincy High School: Good ...

Five people were taken to a hospital with non-life threatening injuries amid a two-alarm house fire on Pond Street Sunday morning. The blaze left the home a total loss. Firefighters responded to a ...

He grew up in North Weymouth and was a member of Iron Workers Local 7 for 43 years. Tom was the Son of Gerard (Buster) Beaudoin and Joan Beaudoin Marks, and stepson of Lowell Marks. He is survived by ...

Mike grew up in the Montclair neighborhood of Quincy, where he served as an altar boy and sang in the choir at Sacred Heart Church, attended Quincy public schools, and graduated from North Quincy High ...

Craig loved his family and his friends. He enjoyed spending time with his parents and being home for extended visits. He loved to cook and was in the culinary program at Quincy High School and won the ...

Denise was born in Quincy on March 7, 1957, and was the daughter of the late Jordan and Gladys (Mulligan) Picot. She was raised in the Adams Shore neighborhood of Quincy, where she developed the ...

Neighborhood snow emergency parking rules will be in place beginning at 8 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 6, and continue through Saturday, Feb. 7. Residents may park on the ODD numbered side of non-emergency ...

Born to the late Albert and Rose (Affsa) Salhaney, Bob was a cherished brother to John and Steven Salhaney, both of Quincy. His life was a tapestry woven with many cousins and friends who will ...

Sheila was devoted to her family and greatly enjoyed spending time with them. She especially loved trips to Atlantic City with her sisters, vacations to the beach with family and friends, cruises, and ...