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The combination of Christmas decorations and auto headlights make for a beautiful time-lapsed arial shot over Quincy Center. Dec 24, 1996 Photo by Fred Field Quincy Sidewalk Bazaar- Shoppers stroll along roped-off Hancock street. Photo by Richard W Green July 16 1976 Downtown Quincy Days, a sidewalk sale has hancock st as a pedestrian mall. the cycling murrays provided some entertainment for those attending the event. 7/15/92 Photo by Gary Higgins photo-7.jpg 7/16/87 Sidewalk Bazaar, Downtown Quincy Photo by: Robert F. Bukaty Bigger than ever - thats how Joseph Coppleman, president of the Bargain Center in Quincy Square, described the opening day crowd yesterday as the store launched its annual spring sale.  Photo by Everett A Tatreau April 1, 1965 Publication Date: June 17, 1975 Photo by: Everett A. Tatreau  Quincy Square in 1920s. Pub Date: Dec 23, 1987 Worker perches atop of the crumbling front wall of the Bargain Center in Quincy Square yeseterday as demolition crews tear down the neon sign of the landmark store to clear the way for the 55 million Presidents Place, a residential, office, and retail project.   Photo by Greg Derr Publication Date: June 1988  The Church of the Presidents
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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 [...]