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Jan 20, 1988   The site of the former Bargain Center discount store in downtown Quincy is a jumble of debris as a crane begins the long process of removing the rubble. The photo was taken from the Quincy Center T. Garage. An office/retail complex is planned for the site.  Photo by Yunghi Kim Quincy at Night 7/16/87 Sidewalk Bazaar, Downtown Quincy Photo by: Robert F. Bukaty photo-8.jpg Quincy Business Dist  on Hancock St Tom Viola of Weymouth tries to make his way to the Quincy CEnter T station, he walked from Weymouth Landing.  4/1/07 Photo by Greg Derr Bargain Center Sale August 1964 Publication Date: October 18, 1983 Photo by: Charles Flagg  Important part of the Quincy story is the municipally owned parking areas on both sides of Hancock St, Quincy Square, as shown in this composite photograph taken from the tower of the Granite Trust Company. photo-27.jpg Publication Date: June 1988  The Church of the Presidents Handshakes Restaurant: from left: Tim Cahill, Joe Irvine, and Ed Graham all of Quincy, co-owners  Nov 15, 1984 Photo by Bill Greene
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On Financing

There will be much, much more discussion on the topic of financing this project in the months ahead, but here’s a quick primer on the topic.
The public investment in this project — expected to be about $200 million — is called “project-based,” meaning essentially that the fruits of the private development end up paying for [...]

McGrath Highway Construction Underway

Preliminary work began today on the McGrath Highway portion of the Concourse, which will entail a complete overhaul of the road between Southern Artery and Washington Street into a pedestrian-friendly boulevard.
The Quincy Police and our Traffic Department will monitor the project daily, and we are working to minimize disruptions. There will not be any detours through [...]

Why The Road Matters

Why do we need to build the Quincy Center Concourse?
We heard it at almost every coffee hour during our 2007 campaign, and we still hear it on a regular basis at public meetings and from visitors to the office. Of all the issues surrounding the redevelopment of downtown over the years, it is easily the [...]