Mary Whitfill, The Patriot Ledger

Mary Whitfill

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Past articles by Mary:

Mayor's son among class of 16 veterans sworn in as Quincy firefighters

Thomas Koch Jr., the mayor's youngest son, was sworn in as firefighter in Quincy on Tuesday, March 7, 2023. → Read More

Quincy, teachers' union seek state mediator for negotiations; here's the offer on the table

As rumors of a potential teachers' strike circle, Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch has asked a state mediator to step in and help with negotiations. → Read More

Hingham woman shares love of knitting with blanket-making classes at local breweries

Sarah Martin, of Hingham, teaches groups at breweries, private parties and other events how to make hand-knit blankets in ultra-soft chenille fabric. → Read More

'We were blessed': Punjab Cafe sold after 23 years in Quincy Point

Balwant Singh and his cousin Dalwinder Singh have sold the Indian eatery on Southern Artery. → Read More

Quincy wants to spend $2 million on Souther Tide Mill project, seawall work

Quincy city councilors have been asked to OK spending $2.1 million to reinforce the stilts at the Souther Tide Mill and continue seawall work. → Read More

'The final piece': Roadwork, 1,500-space parking garage slated for downtown Quincy

Plans to create a new road downtown and build a parking garage on the site of an existing IHOP in Quincy just got a $1.5 million federal boost. → Read More

Cohasset employee charged after police say he mined cryptocurrency in school crawl space

Nadeam Nahas, who police say mined Bitcoin inside Cohasset Middle/High School, has been charged with two crimes. → Read More

Quincy family works to rebuild after pet dog, immigration documents burn in house fire

A fire on Friday, Feb. 17, 2023 destroyed a Quincy Point home and took the belongings of three people, including a Brazilian pastor. → Read More

'A disappointing end': Quincy basketball season canceled with 2 games left

A locker room fight that left two student with minor injuries led to the cancelation of the remaining two games in the season. → Read More

New space for medical care, social services opens in Quincy Housing Authority building

A Rainbow Adult Day Health Care location opened at O'Brien Towers in Germantown this week to provide medical and social services to residents. → Read More

Tony's Clam Shop to have live music on Wollaston Beach this summer

The Quincy Board of License Commissioners granted a cabaret license to allow Tony's Clam Shop to have live music this summer. → Read More

Experts: Fake school shooter calls have psychological impacts on students, teachers

The wave of hoax shooter calls that recently swept South Shore schools can have lasting psychological impacts on students and teachers, experts say. → Read More

Quincy man indicted after allegedly hitting man with car, yelling 'Go back to China'

A Quincy man accused of yelling at an Asian family before hitting a man with his car has been indicted on a federal hate crime charge. → Read More

Flood mitigation project starts along Quincy's Furnace Brook

A project meant to help alleviate flooding in West Quincy neighborhoods is underway along Furnace Brook in Quincy. → Read More

Duxbury, Cohasset, Braintree, Hingham hit with hoax school shooter claims: What we know

At least four local towns have been hit with hoax shooter claims at their public high schools, as have more than a schools across the state. → Read More

High school students surprised with first-year scholarship to Quincy College

Quincy seniors in the Early College High School Pathway program were awarded first-year scholarships to Quincy College. → Read More

Homemade goat milk soaps reflect the season at Plymouth's Hidden Acres Homestead

Nichole and Evan Flaherty own Hidden Acres Homestead of Plymouth, a family family farm and goat milk soap business. → Read More

Unsealed court documents reveal dozens of letters in support of Lindsay Clancy

Dozens of letters from friends and strangers in support of Lindsay Clancy were unsealed in court this week. → Read More

'People will love it': International bakery chain expanding to North Quincy this spring

An international chain of bakeries is set to open its second Massachusetts location this spring in Quincy. → Read More

Ward 4's James Devine elected to Quincy City Council

Devine defeated Joel Buenaventura in a special election to represent Ward 4 on the Quincy City Council. → Read More