Quincy Neighborhood Watch Meeting Tuesday
There will be a Neighborhood Watch meeting on Tuesday, February 26th at 6:30pm at The Way of Hope Church at 4th and Lind Streets in Quincy.
There will be a Neighborhood Watch meeting on Tuesday, February 26th at 6:30pm at The Way of Hope Church at 4th and Lind Streets in Quincy.
Some 3500 people were without power Sunday night in Quincy when a tree limb landed on some power lines. Power was off for about 2 hours and 15 minutes.
Thousands were without power in the northeast after winter storm Nemo dumped several feet of snow and was coupled with 60 plus mile an hour winds as well. It makes you wonder if we are way past the time when power lines and poles need to go away and be buried beneath the ground.
The unofficial line has been drawn as two men will be squaring off to be the Mayor of the City of Quincy. The incumbent is Democratic Mayor John Spring, who is looking for a third term as Mayor. His opponent is current Third Ward Republican Alderman Kyle Moore.
It's hard to believe but Thanksgiving week is here. As a result, some Quincy City schedules will be changing including the garbage pickup schedule.
The City of Quincy holds its annual Tree Planting Program every fall and this year is no exception.
The city currently has 36 trees still available for purchase at a cost of $30 per tree.
The Quincy Fire Department will be doing scheduled maintenance and testing on the tornado sirens tomorrow (Wednesday). The testing will be done periodically throughout the day. So if you happen to hear the sirens going off in your neighborhood, it will most likely be a test of the system.
It seems like this has been the summer for scam's in the area. And now, we have another one in the area.
Gambling!!! Anytime this issue comes up there is always a great deal of discussion. Tonight, the Quincy City Council will be a hot bed of conversation as the City Council takes up the issue of allowing Video Poker games in the city.
We all learned a lesson one year ago today. That lesson is that Mother Nature controls us. A year ago today, the area was
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