Quincy News

The Office and Professional Employees selected Mary Mahoney as the union's new secretary-treasurer. Mahoney, currently an OPEIU vice president, will take office Jan.

For generations, Quincy has been known as the City of Presidents and the Birthplace of the American Dream, auspicious honors thanks to a couple of famous Adamses who were born and bred here.

A day after a detective abruptly resigned from the Stoughton Police Department, he was charged yesterday with making false statements to the FBI during an ongoing investigation into corruption.

After a grueling reelection campaign in which last year's tax increase was a key issue, Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch is turning to a forward-looking agenda focused on the city's prospects for economic development.

A former gas station on Washington Street in Canton, which has been sold for $480,000, will be converted into an Italian food store.

Several hundred veterans, family members, and elected officials crowded this morning into the State House's Hall of Flags to honor the sacrifices made for the country by Massachusetts service members.

Of all the candidates vying for the State House's corner office next year, there's one gubernatorial candidate who, if elected, would be standing up for the average Joe.

I didn't know how to get out of that situation," 77-year-old Lee Salvucci told the Herald yesterday.

A couple in Quincy has agreed to put their English bulldog down after it attacked a neighbor on two separate occasions.

Two of the Democrats running in the special election for US Senate issued a joint letter today calling for two statewide debates before the primary on Dec.

Anna B. recently moved to Quincy and reports on her experiences to date on the Red Line, including: ... Also, it was hilarious seeing a bunch of passengers reading the Metro article about T safety while we were stuck at North Quincy due to a dead train ahead of us.

A woman was arrested in Kingston Thursday after she attempted to cash a stolen check at a Bank of America.

As the crisp autumn air in New England gets chillier, Ken Williams braces for his busiest time of year.

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A woman believed to be in her 30s was found lying dead this morning in a Quincy driveway.

It's a bitter battle over parking fees -- angry commuters say they're being unfairly slapped with violations at certain T parking lots.

We're just a week from Halloween and the bad guys are already out there treating themselves to your money and your identity.

The Tobins like the public sector, they like it a lot. In the spirit of equal time, fair play, etc., this morning it's the turn of the family of the incumbent mayor, Tom Koch.

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Here's a worry: Health care reform may be bankrupting some hospitals here in Massachusetts.