Read All About It: The Passanageset Project as reported in the Media
The Passanageset Project has been written about from several points of view. The Passanageset Project was covered by:
local print media (Boston Globe, The Quincy Sun, QATV-8, and The Patriot Ledger); and by the Indian Country Media Network; and by the US Army Corps of Engineers, who worked for years on the restoration of the Broad Meadows Marsh; and by Junior Scholastic magazine (a national, current events classroom magazine with a subscription rate of 600,000 )
Below are links to articles written about The Passanageset Project.
A. Junior Scholastic magazine feature story: “The Girls Who Found History”
http://oomscholasticblog.com/sites/default/files/ScholasticNews-2015-HistoryGirls.pdf
B. The Boston Globe newspaper article: “Quincy’s History Girls Get Parkland Recognized as Native American Site”
https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/regionals/south/2015/07/17/quincy-history-girls-get-parkland-recognized-native-american-site/d0WIRVvc06JuOVEKY0vZwM/story.html
C. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Environment magazine articles (2): “History Girls Complete Mission to Have Native American Site Recognized”
http://www.usace.army.mil/Portals/2/docs/Environmental/Corps_Environment/The_Corps_Environment_October_2015.pdf (scroll down to page 15)
https://www.dvidshub.net/news/171204/history-girls-complete-mission-have-native-american-site-recognized-passanageset-knoll
D. The Patriot Ledger newspaper article: “Quincy Students Dubbed The History Girls Dug Deeply into Tribe’s Past”
http://www.patriotledger.com/news/20151228/quincy-students-dubbed-history-girls-dug-deeply-into-tribes-past
photo: Grag Derr/ The Patriot Ledger
E. Indian Country Media Network’s article “History Girls Propose Native Site Recognition for Passanageset Knoll
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