New Quincy finance director. Adams Presidential Center advances. Stop & Shop to lower prices.

Discover how AI is influencing career decisions for young adults, the rapid spread of wildfires in Napa County leading to evacuations, a shocking incident involving a Bay Area bus driver, testimony against San Mateo County Sheriff Corpus, frustrations over vandalism and illegal dumping in a San Jose school, the restoration efforts by modern-day 'Rosie the Riveters' in Richmond, and the implications of a special election in California due to a redrawn congressional map.

Caitlin Glauser, Amy Godkin, and Victoria Levi talk about the impact of the ASK Childhood Cancer Foundation, which provides support to children and families facing pediatric cancer. ASK has expanded its programs across Virginia, including a significant increase in services available in Fredericksburg. ASK offers emotional, educational, and financial support to families during their cancer journey, making sure no child or parent faces it alone.  Join ASK for a fundraising golf tournament this

Ziqiang Yuan speaks about her candidacy for councilor-at-large.

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch provides an update on plans for the Adams Presidential Center, and also speaks about the recent Mayor's annual golf tournament.

Join us as we explore the remarkable transformation of Appleton City Manor under new ownership. Khristina Klass shares her experiences returning to the facility and the sweeping renovations that have rejuvenated both the nursing home and assisted living spaces. Discover the warm, community-centered environment that now defines the Manor, making it not just a healthcare facility, but a true home for its residents.

Statue case hearing. Time capsule found. Erin impacts.

Experience a diverse array of arts and entertainment with 8 recommended shows, concerts, and films in the Bay Area. Learn how Bay FC successfully negotiated a record-breaking game at Oracle Park with NWSL. Stay updated on the upcoming burn center at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center and follow McKenna Woliczko's inspiring journey. Witness the commencement of the long-awaited cleanup of a NorCal bridge destroyed by a nightmare storm. Discover Honda's partnership with a Silicon Valley startup for

TracklistPassepartout Duo - From Tbilisi Ronny Pinazza - Sphero storyinsoil - Shades and Motes Tim Mann - Magic Pill Burning Books - Taller Than God JARR - Helios John Also Bennett - A Handful of Olives Les Halles - Soft Continent R&D - I'll Send You A Sign Open Window - New Road

For the People recently headed to Meriden to visit with a couple of leaders at the Community Economic Development Fund or CEDF. If you are looking to establish your ownn business, we'll clue you in on how CEDF supports the growth and success of small businesses in Connecticut, especially in underserved communities, through a powerful combination of capital, coaching, and education.

There's still a lot of summer left at Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo - and there's loads of things to plan for this fall, too. So, come along as we head to the zoo and get a lesson about the beautiful and fascinating Monarch Butterflies. You'll also find out how you can help preserve and rebuild our fragile population of Monarchs, while hearing about other pollinator activities, and so much more.

Quincy Public Schools Superintendent Kevin Mulvey and Assistant Superintendent Erin Perkins provide information about their summer programs, back-to-school information, and an appeal for more bus drivers.

In this episode of Community Spotlight, we welcome back the inspiring Dan Wallace to discuss the illustrious 52nd Annual Agricultural Appreciation Dinner. Held at the modern Benson Center and backed by the Greater Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce, this long-standing event recognizes and celebrates the hard work, dedication, and achievements of those in agriculture. From honoring Dr. Terry Mitchell as Agricultural Person of the Year to a dynamic steer and ham sale, the night celebrated the

Transformer fire. Quincy drug bust. Braintree team coming home.

Updates on the San Mateo sheriff addressing relationship rumors, a mother ceasing cooperation in a missing baby case, a family in Livermore coping with a deported father, a major alcohol distributor's upcoming departure, progress on a mixed-use neighborhood in downtown San Jose, creative summer cooking with peppers for potato salad, and an exclusive interview with the new Stanford football GM Andrew Luck.

In this episode of Community Spotlight, we highlight the ongoing efforts to support the Clinton Animal Shelter, facing challenges due to full capacity and dwindling supplies. Ida from Max Motors, James from Henneman Dirt Work, and Heidi from the shelter join us to discuss their proactive drive to fill the needs with community donations. They share details of upcoming events designed to stockpile the shelter’s essential supplies amidst a compelling backdrop of rising costs and shifting household