In that article, Billerica Rep. Marc Lombardo, R-Billerica, was quoted as supporting the Indian mascot. “I’ve lived in Billerica essentially all my life,” Lombardo stated.

When San Brougher moved to Billerica seven years ago with his young family, he was dismayed to learn that the school’s mascot is the Indians. “Using such a broad term like that is ...

Back to Billerica where the mascot is a man. In essence, it excludes the girls in this town. How is a girl or young woman from Billerica supposed to truly identify with a large male as her team ...

Today, there are 23 Bay State schools that continue to use indigenous mascots, nicknames or logos, according to the New England Anti-Mascot Coalition, including the Billerica Memorial High School ...

Native Americans, locals urge ban on ‘damaging’ mascots; A campaign to retire the Billerica Public Schools' mascot - the Indians - was also recently launched.

Today there are 23 Bay State schools that continue to use indigenous mascots, nicknames or logos, according to the New England Anti-Mascot Coalition, including the Billerica Memorial High School ...

Today there are 23 Bay State schools that continue to use indigenous mascots, nicknames or logos, according to the New England Anti-Mascot Coalition, including the Billerica Memorial High School ...