Two large Catholic saint statues planned for display outside a new public safety headquarters in Quincy are part of a legal dispute, as the government building display could cost taxpayers thousands ...
A Norfolk Superior Court judge heard arguments Friday and will soon rule on whether Quincy can place two large religious statues at the entrance to a new public safety building. The ACLU is ...
Fifteen religious and non-religious Quincy residents are suing Mayor Thomas Koch over recently discovered plans to install controversial Catholic patron saint statues on the front of the city’s new ...
A Norfolk judge is set to hear arguments at a hearing Friday about whether or not the city of Quincy can install two statues of Catholic saints at the new public safety building. The American Civil ...
A Massachusetts community is split on allowing two towering bronze statues of Catholic saints outside its new public safety building. In an interview with Fox News Digital, Joe Davis, senior counsel ...
BETWEEN CHURCH AND STATE. CREWS STILL WORKING TO FINISH A $170 MILLION PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING IN QUINCY. YOU WON’T HEAR TOO MANY COMPLAINTS ABOUT IMPROVING PUBLIC SAFETY HEADQUARTERS, BUT THERE’S A ...
A Norfolk Superior Court judge heard arguments Friday and will soon rule on whether Quincy can place two large religious statues at the entrance to a new public safety building. WBZ-TV's Aaron ...
The ACLU sent a public records request to Quincy regarding the controversial statues of St. Michael and St. Florian. Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch and City Council President Ian Cain dismissed the ACLU's ...
A Quincy City Council meeting regarding controversial statues planned for the new public safety building ended with no action taken. The statues, which depict patron saints of police officers and ...
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