After a long, cold winter, more daylight is a welcome sight across the Northeast. But as daylight saving time approaches, AAA Northeast is reminding drivers to catch up on rest before getting behind ...

By SCOTT JACKSON Mayor Thomas Koch is seeking City Council approval to borrow $2.65 million to purchase new equipment for firefighters, including turnout gear that is free from forever chemicals. A ...

By SCOTT JACKSON City councillors on Monday tabled a requested appropriation of $325,000 in community preservation funding to pay for exterior painting and repair at the Dorothy Quincy Homestead. The ...

Betty’s journey began in the tight knit neighborhood of Savin Hill in Dorchester. Always so proud to tell everyone that she attended 12 years of Catholic school, graduating from Cathedral High School.

By SCOTT JACKSON One year after Quincy celebrated its 400th anniversary, the city will commemorate the United States’ 250th birthday. There will be a number of events on tap this year to celebrate the ...

Mary Ellen was born February 3, 1949, in Quincy to Willis Talbot and Mary Ellen (Will) Ferguson. She was a quiet, demure and happy child, who along with her slightly older brother were watched over by ...

Coffee Break Cafe is celebrating an incredible milestone — 30 years in business — and, to thank the community that made it possible, they’re giving away free small hot or iced coffee all day long at ...

Harry B. Galloucis, 97, a longtime resident of Hull and formerly of Boston and Hyde Park, passed away peacefully in his sleep in Duxbury on February 23. Born in Boston on January 4, 1929, he was the ...

Michael Barry, 92, of Quincy, Massachusetts died peacefully at his home on Monday, February 23, 2026. He was surrounded by his family who cared for him as he passed over. Michael was born on November ...

The Quincy Sun, founded by the late Henry W. Bosworth, Jr., has been Historic Quincy’s Hometown Weekly Newspaper since September, 1968. It is published on Thursdays, 52 weeks a year.