Guest Alan McCall talks about the Scots Charitable Society.
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Guests Mary Dornan Houghton, Don Houghton and Gail Clear discuss Mary's 100th birthday and her time touring the United States performing with her brothers. |
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Mayor Thomas Koch, joined by Rep. Stephen Lynch, holds a press conference to react to the federal lawsuit filed against the City of Quincy alleging the City has violated the Clean Water Act. |
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March 15, 2019 edition of Currently in Quincy with guest Officer Mike Foley of the Quincy Police Department's Marine Unit discussing free boater safety courses. |
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Father Bill's & MainSpring offers the WorkExpress program, giving participants a chance to learn new skills and improve their resume while working in the community. For more information, please call (508) 427-6448, or visit www.HelpFBMS.org. |
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Celebrate Presidents' Day in the City of Presidents and honor our nation's 2nd and 6th Presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams. |
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A public meeting regarding the North Quincy MBTA Station garage project, held on February 6, 2019 at North Quincy High School. |
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Are you interested in learning about TV production? Want to learn how to use a camcorder or maybe how to edit video? Worried about having to fit your busy schedule into a rigid block of classes? Wash away those concerns because QATV has announced that classes will be held by appointment throughout the winter and beyond! Training sessions in studio production (Studio A and/or Studio B), camcorder and editing can all be made by appointment. Sessions are available Monday-Thursday, morning, afternoon and night. Friday sessions are available morning and early afternoon. New to QATV? Schedule an appointment for an "Orientation to QATV" and we'll get you up to speed in no time! For more information, or to schedule an appointment, call 617-376-1440 ext 224. |
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from all of us at Quincy Access Television! |
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On December 4, 2018, the Quincy Symphony Orchestra, along with students and faculty from Quincy Public Schools, performed a selection of holiday favorites. |
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Public Service Announcement - no fines on everything returned to a Quincy library through January 2, 2019! |
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Officials from the Metropolitan Area Planning Council delivered their Health Impact Assessment report for the proposed Fore River Compressor Station during a meeting at Quincy High School on November 15, 2018. |
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The game will be shown on QATV-8 several times Thanksgiving weekend. The game can be seen Thanksgiving Day, November 22nd, at 4:00pm, 8:00pm and Midnight. Additional times include: For more information about QATV’s Thanksgiving football programming, visit www.QATV.org or call 617-376-1440 ext. 224. |
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Ruth Jones, Director of Nursing for the City of Quincy, hosts representatives, in favor and against, Ballot Question #1 in the November 6th election. |
The 2018 Thanksgiving football game between the Quincy Presidents and the North Quincy Red Raiders can be heard live on QATV-8 on Thanksgiving morning. Live audio coverage will begin at 9:30am with a pre-game show, followed by game coverage starting at 10am. QATV’s Jonathan Caliri will call the play-by-play and Jim Timmins will serve as color analyst.
Quincy Access Television (QATV) has announced that “classic” Thanksgiving football games between the Quincy Presidents and the North Quincy Red Raiders will air on QATV-8 during the week of Thanksgiving. Classic games include wins by each school, a scoreless-tie, and last year’s victory by North Quincy.
