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Bill bans Native American mascots at Mass. public schools - Vimarsana News

Bill bans Native American mascots at Mass. public schools

The 23 schools in Massachusetts that use an image of an indigenous person as their school mascot would have to start looking for new names and logos under a bill that advocates are hoping will get passed this session.

Bill would ban Native American mascots at Mass. public schools - Vimarsana News

Bill would ban Native American mascots at Mass. public schools

After years of contentious debate over Native American mascots in school districts, some indigenous activists say it's time to take the decision out of local...

Source: necn.com
Students build native fishing weirs at Salem's Cat Cove - Vimarsana News

Students build native fishing weirs at Salem's Cat Cove

SALEM — Three hundred seventy elementary school students from Salem Public Schools recently got a unique educational experience as they learned how to construct historically accurate fishing weirs, an age-old

Salem students build age-old native fishing weirs at Cat Cove - Vimarsana News

Salem students build age-old native fishing weirs at Cat Cove

SALEM — Three hundred seventy elementary school students from Salem Public Schools recently got a unique educational experience as they learned how to construct historically accurate fishing weirs, an age-old

Cranberries, cod and turkeys: Massachusetts officials want you to help design the state's new seal - Vimarsana News

Cranberries, cod and turkeys: Massachusetts officials want you to help design the state's new seal

Last week, the Massachusetts Seal and Motto commission released a public survey where residents can “have a voice in creating a seal and motto that represents the history and aspirations of Massachusetts.”

Source: wbur.org