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The Quincy Zoning Board has greenlit an exciting new eight-unit condominium project at 3 Thayer St., complete with innovative stormwater improvements and essential parking conditions.

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Zoning board approves 8‑unit condominium at 3 Thayer St. with storage and parking conditions
The Quincy Zoning Board approved Boston Property Management’s plan to replace a rooming house with an eight‑unit condominium at 3 Thayer St., requiring additional owner storage in the garage and restricting sale/rental of deeded parking spaces to non‑unit owners.
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January 15, 2026 at 10:23 AM
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Quincy is set to transform as a new eight-unit condominium replaces a transient rooming house, complete with secure parking and storage for residents!

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Zoning board approves 8‑unit condominium at 3 Thayer Street with storage and parking conditions
The Zoning Board allowed a special permit and variances to replace a rooming house at 3 Thayer Street with a three‑story, eight‑unit condominium building, requiring additional locked storage within the garage and a condition that deeded parking spaces cannot be rented or sold to non‑unit owners.
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January 15, 2026 at 8:19 AM
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Residents are rallying against a massive 50-foot ship-repair facility that could block views and disrupt their neighborhood at 333 Victory Road.

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Residents and councilors press board on 333 Victory Road marina plan; case continued to March 11
Safe Harbor Marinas proposed a 55,000 sq ft, 50-foot ship-repair building and reconfigured parking at 333 Victory Road. Residents voiced widespread opposition over scale, views, noise, and easement impacts; the planning board voted to continue the case to March 11 for further review.
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January 15, 2026 at 8:04 AM
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The Quincy Zoning Board has denied a controversial request to operate a sober house in a residential area, igniting fierce debate over community impact and zoning laws.

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Quincy denies lodging/sober‑house request for 44 Greenleaf Street; board cites zoning limits
The Quincy ZBA denied a request to operate a lodging/rooming/sober house at 44 Greenleaf Street, concluding the Residence B zoning district does not permit the use there; proponents cited reasonable‑accommodation law and recent appellate decisions but the board voted to deny.
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December 24, 2025 at 6:56 AM
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Quincy City Council has approved a controversial tax-rate recap, utilizing $2 million in free cash to ease the median homeowner's tax increase, but residents are raising alarms over transparency and future risks.

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Quincy Council adopts FY26 tax-rate recap, uses $2M free cash and other one-time funds to reduce median bill
After a public hearing where residents pressed for transparency over a pension shortfall, the Quincy City Council approved a package of year-end appropriations and transfers — including $2,000,000 in certified free cash, bond premium, grant funds and proceeds from an IHOP parcel sale — intended to lower the FY26 median homeowner tax increase to $551.95 (7.6%).
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December 24, 2025 at 4:24 AM
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Quincy’s City Council is grappling with a pivotal decision on property tax classifications amidst rising assessments and strong public sentiment for protecting long-time homeowners.

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Quincy council hears assessments and defers FY2026 tax‑classification decision to Dec. 15
Assessors presented a $24.9 billion city assessment and options to keep a single tax rate or shift to a split rate; extensive public comment urged relief for seniors and owner‑occupants. Council deferred the final residential‑factor vote until levy details are available.
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December 15, 2025 at 11:22 PM
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A shocking explosion during a utility job in Quincy has left a worker fighting for his life, prompting urgent calls for accountability from National Grid and their contractor.

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Quincy council demands answers from National Grid and contractor after explosion that hospitalized a worker
The council passed a resolve asking National Grid and Riley Brothers, Inc. to explain safety procedures after a utility-line explosion at Southern Artery and Broad Street left a worker critically injured; the council also requested a Department of Public Utilities investigation and referred the matter to the ordinance committee.
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November 13, 2025 at 10:15 PM
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Mayor Thomas Peacock reveals that a $475 million pension obligation bond could save Quincy a staggering $168.5 million in the long run, reshaping the city's financial future!

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Quincy mayor says pension obligation bond and DIF growth ease long-term debt pressure
Mayor Thomas Peacock told the City Council that a $475 million pension obligation bond, combined with downtown District Improvement Financing and other capital work, has reshaped Quincy's debt profile and is projected to save roughly $168.5 million over the life of the bond. Councilors asked for details on timing, reserves and school financing. The
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October 23, 2025 at 1:43 AM
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The Quincy Planning Board has just approved a significant redevelopment project that will reshape Hancock Street and enhance local infrastructure—are you ready for the changes?

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Planning board approves certificate of consistency for 1620–1630 Hancock; city to acquire Mechanic Street parcel to remove Hancock curb cut
The Quincy Planning Board voted Oct. 15 to approve a certificate of consistency for a redevelopment at 1620 and 1630 Hancock Street, subject to about two dozen conditions. City Solicitor James Timmons described a pending city purchase of a nearby parcel on Mechanic Street to eliminate a curb cut on Hancock and to accommodate utilities, trash pickup
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October 18, 2025 at 6:58 AM
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Exciting changes are coming to Quincy as the Planning Board greenlights the redevelopment at 1630 Hancock Street, paving the way for improved access and community benefits!

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Quincy Planning Board approves 1630 Hancock Street redevelopment after city secures Mechanic Street access
The planning board approved a Certificate of Consis­tency for the 1630 Hancock Street project with 25 conditions after the city agreed to acquire 29 Mechanic Street and provide easements to eliminate a Hancock Street curb cut and relocate utilities.
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October 16, 2025 at 10:48 PM
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A new business in Quincy is seeking a variance to bring delicious scallion pancakes and rice noodles to local restaurants, promising to enhance the dining scene while revitalizing a commercial property.

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Quincy Board Approves 94-Unit Senior Housing Development on Clay Street
City approves plan for affordable 94-unit seniors' housing at Quincy Housing Authority site.
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September 26, 2025 at 1:26 PM
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Exciting changes are brewing at Royal Hot Pot Sushi KBBQ and Bar as they welcome back Sinyu Lau as manager and gear up for a vibrant community celebration!

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RKOQ Inc Seeks Management and Ownership Changes for Royal Hot Pot Restaurant
RKOQ Inc requests manager change to Sinyu Lau at Royal Hot Pot restaurant.
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September 20, 2025 at 10:34 PM
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Get ready for fall fun in Quincy with food trucks, live music, and family-friendly activities at the upcoming community events on October 5 and 12!

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Ward 2 Civic Association plans fall Sundays in the park with food trucks and music
Ward 2 Civic Association seeks special permits for autumn events on October 5 and 12.
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September 20, 2025 at 10:33 PM
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Quincy’s future hangs in the balance as the Planning Board debates transformative development proposals that could change the community forever.

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Quincy Planning Board Continues Public Hearings for Hancock Street and Chestnut Street Projects
Planning Board pushes discussions on 42 Beale and 12 to 18 Chestnut Street to future meetings.
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September 20, 2025 at 5:43 PM
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Quincy City Hall buzzed with excitement as the Planning Board unveiled plans for a transformative urban renewal project that preserves the city's historic charm while paving the way for modern living.

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Quincy Planning Board reviews 80 Independence Avenue residential development proposal
Developers propose four townhouse units and twelve parking spaces at 80 Independence Avenue.
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September 20, 2025 at 5:42 PM
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Quincy City Council just approved over $1.2 million to revamp the city's drainage and sewer systems, aiming to tackle stormwater challenges and boost community resilience!

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City Council Approves $1.2M for Sewer and Drainage Infrastructure Improvements
Council allocates funds for key stormwater projects to enhance flooding response citywide.
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September 19, 2025 at 10:10 AM
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The Quincy Planning Board has postponed a crucial decision for 16 30 Hancock LLC, giving the applicant vital time to address key concerns before the next meeting.

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Quincy Planning Board Continues Public Hearing for 12-18 Chestnut Street Project
Board members advance discussions on the redevelopment project at Chestnut Street site.
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September 18, 2025 at 7:52 PM
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A proposed condominium development on Independence Avenue is sparking vibrant debate in Quincy, with community members weighing the benefits of new housing against safety and aesthetic concerns.

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Planning Board Reviews Proposed Condos at 80 Independence Avenue Amid Community Concerns
Community members express support and concerns over new condos planned for Independence Avenue.
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September 18, 2025 at 7:51 PM
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Royal Hot Pot is undergoing a major management shift as Sinyu Lau is reinstated, promising a fresh start for the beloved Quincy restaurant!

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RKOQ Inc requests manager change and ownership update for Royal Hot Pot restaurant
RKOQ Inc seeks to reinstate Sinyu Lau as manager and update ownership structure.
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September 18, 2025 at 4:30 PM
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Quincy is gearing up for a vibrant fall with outdoor patio extensions for Coverpalooza and exciting civic events featuring live music and local brews!

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Quincy Board Approves Temporary Patio Extensions for Coverpalooza and Liquor Permits for Fall Events
Board members approve temporary patio extensions and liquor permits for upcoming community events.
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September 18, 2025 at 4:29 PM
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Quincy’s Zoning Board is on the brink of a unanimous vote to approve a groundbreaking development project that promises to enhance local infrastructure and champion sustainable practices through innovative water management.

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Zoning Board Approves Development Plan After Height and Design Adjustments
Zoning board members express support for development pending reduced building height modifications.
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September 18, 2025 at 4:13 PM
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The Quincy Zoning Board's recent meeting revealed exciting plans for a two-car garage renovation that has won community praise, but not without some concerns about future use.

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Quincy Zoning Board Approves 2 Car Garage Construction with Stormwater Management Plan
The Zoning Board of Quincy grants approval for a new garage and drainage system.
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September 18, 2025 at 4:12 PM
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The Quincy Zoning Board made headlines by denying a controversial short-term rental permit, prioritizing community safety over developer interests.

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Quincy Board Denies Bao Trinh's Short Term Rental Permit at 114 Curtis Avenue
The Quincy Zoning Board rejects Bao Trinh's special permit for a short term rental.
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September 18, 2025 at 4:11 PM
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The Quincy Zoning Board is at a crossroads, debating changes that could reshape the community's housing landscape—will they approve ambitious new developments or prioritize neighborhood standards?

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Quincy Zoning Board Considers Variances for Multiple Residential Projects
Quincy Zoning Board discusses several variance requests for residential construction and renovations.
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September 18, 2025 at 4:10 PM
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Quincy residents rejoice! Naya Automotive Services is bringing expanded repair options and Saturday hours to your neighborhood, ensuring your car gets the care it deserves.

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Nania Automotive Services Secures Garage Repair License on Washington Street
Board approves garage repair license for Nania Automotive Services under new management
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September 18, 2025 at 3:47 PM