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Park closed
Clifford Marshall playground roped off
Paying a visit
My family was saying happy birthday to my grandparents, however in a rather unorthodox manner due to…
Peeking through the blinds
Feeling restless in quarantine, I peeked out of the window and the sun peeked back.
Piping Plover chick camouflaged on Wolly Beach
This adorable chick is 6 days old. It was truly amazing to observe the only surviving chick of four…
Please stay home for us
The COVID-19 testing team from Manet CHC reminding people that staying home is the best way to help…
Protest march + social distancing
Marching with BLM protestors down Hancock Street but attempting to still maintain social distancing…
Pugs and pizza
Might as well make masks fun
QATV remote studio
Here is where Quincy Access Television's AM Quincy and Currently in Quincy programs were produced…
Quarantine cuisine
A restaurant isn’t always needed for fine dining when imagination is the main course.
Quarantine in Beechwood Knoll
My husband Ryan was deemed essential and worked throughout the pandemic. Everything in this photo…
Quiet
Another photo from an empty street. Nobody in their yards, cars, or around walking.
Quiet on the court
A basketball hoop is wrapped with plastic.
Quiet road
During lockdown, no one was out. No people on the sidewalks and no cars.
Quiet train station
I have never seen Wollaston train station parking lot so empty.
Quincy Chalk for Justice
Parents and children filled City Hall plaza with messages of support for Black Lives Matter movement
Quincy native Amanda Kelly, BSN, RN sends a quick picture to family and friends on Easter
This picture was taken in the Intensive Care Unit at Steward Carney Hospital in Dorchester MA
Quincy peaceful vigil and the QPD
I only happened to be behind these two awesome officers bc I was struggling to find something to…
Quincy sisters grew up to be emergency nurses in Boston during Covid-19
Born and raised in Quincy. Worked at QMC to start our careers, now working together in downtown…
Quincy Sun Letter "Does My Black Life Matter in Quincy"
Letter to the editor in September 3rd edition of Quincy Sun
Quincy Tourism Office Then & Now
My exciting journey began in January, joining the City of Quincy as the new Tourism Director to…