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Quincy 365 - Issue #0017
Quincy 365
March 24, 2024
In This Issue of Quincy 365…
☁️ Today’s Weather
📝 Mark Your Calendars: Quincy’s Multicultural Festival this May
📝 Governor's Citation Recognizes Quincy Animal Shelter's 25 Years of Service
📝North Quincy High Students Triumph Again at National I.T. Girls Challenge
🏀 Quincy Youth Hockey Playoff Update: Teams Advance with Eyes on the Prize
🤑 Deals
Mark Your Calendars: Quincy’s Multicultural Festival this May
Quincy Multicultural Festival with Quincy Public Schools announces an event bigger and better than ever! Scheduled for Saturday, May 11, 2024, from 12 pm to 4 pm at Pageant Field, this festival is a beacon of Quincy's rich cultural diversity and community spirit.
Attendees can look forward to an exhilarating day with activities celebrating diverse cultures through arts, crafts, music, and sports. The festival will feature an array of mouth-watering foods, thrilling games, fabulous raffles, and awesome prizes, ensuring an enjoyable experience for people of all ages. Beyond the fun and games, the festival is a vibrant showcase of Quincy's multicultural identity, offering a unique opportunity for community engagement and cultural exchange.
If you're interested in participating or just curious to learn more, email [email protected]. Don't miss out on this chance to experience the magic of Quincy's community and diversity in action!
Governor's Citation Recognizes Quincy Animal Shelter's 25 Years of Service
The Quincy Animal Shelter celebrates its 25th anniversary with a special Governor's citation, awarded by Governor Maura Healey, recognizing its long-standing commitment to animal welfare. This achievement highlights the shelter's impactful service and community contributions.
North Quincy High Students Triumph Again at National I.T. Girls Challenge
North Quincy High School students have again distinguished themselves at the prestigious CGI United States I.T. Girls Challenge, clinching the top prize for the second consecutive year. At the 3rd Annual CGI United States I.T. Girls Challenge, a team comprising 11th-grade students Hannah Moriarty, Alexia Laci, Melani Wijaya, and Xuan Mai Ippolito showcased their innovative spirit by designing FalconFocus, an app aimed at enhancing concentration and mindfulness among high school students.
Their creation, FalconFocus, stood out for its practical application and potential to significantly impact student well-being and academic performance. Recognized for their creativity and the app's relevance, the team was honored with a $20,000 scholarship, a testament to their hard work and the promising future in their technological endeavors.
Events this week in Quincy
3/24/24
Northeast Sports Card Expo 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM - Tickets
Healing Tree Yoga 645 Hancock Street Quincy Ma
Quincy Symphony Family Concert 2:30pm at North Quincy High
New England Free Jacks 2pm-Watch NBC Boston or @therugbynetwork
3/25/24
Spring Awakenings -@Healing Tree Yoga 7:30pm - 9pm
3/26/24
Chunky Knit Blanket Party @ Idle Hour 6pm-8pm Tickets
Peep Wood Pallet Night @ Cagney’s 6pm-8pm
3/27/24
Homemade Pasta Making Class @ Craig's Cafe 5:30 - 9pm Tickets
Easter Bunny Family Fun @ Off The Hook 6pm
3/28/24
Sea Glass Craft @ Break Rock Brewing 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM Tickets
3/29/24
Easter Bunny @ Ginger Betty's 4pm-5pm
3/30/24
Easter Bunny @ Ginger Betty's 10am - 12pm
Quincy Youth Hockey Playoff Update: Teams Advance with Eyes on the Prize
The Quincy Youth Hockey teams are showcasing their talent and determination in the playoffs, with notable victories across different divisions that have the community buzzing with excitement.
The Pee Wee B team staged a remarkable comeback to win their first-round playoff game. Initially trailing by two goals, Max Ritter's breakaway goal reignited the team's spirits. Soon after, Thomas Powers leveled the score, setting the stage for a tense final period. Ethan Bolton's top-corner goal sealed the victory, highlighting an exceptional team effort. The team now looks forward to facing Falmouth in their next challenge.
In another thrilling match, the Bantam B team emerged victorious against Marshfield. The game's intensity was palpable, culminating in Jackson Manning-Harvey scoring the decisive goal. Goalie Sal 'Rock Star' Altavesta's shutout performance was pivotal, with the team demonstrating outstanding teamwork and effort.
The Squirt A team also made headlines by defeating a formidable Milton team in the SSC playoffs. Despite being the underdog and having not beaten Milton previously, the Squirt A's were determined from the start. They took an early lead and managed to maintain it, even as Milton fought back fiercely. The final score was 3-2, securing their spot in the SSC semi-finals against Weymouth.
