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Maggie in the News:

The Patriot Ledger:
Patriot Ledger screenshot: Koch, Quincy city councilors say they won't take big raises approved last spring – yet
Quincy homeowners' tax bills will be increasing. Here's why
Composting could be coming to Quincy schools

QATV:

June 26, 2024: Joe Murphy and Maggie McKee of the newly formed citizens group, A Just Quincy, explain how they are trying to repeal the recent salary increases approved for the mayor and city councilors.

September 18, 2024: Joe Murphy, Maggie McKee, and Spencer Henderson speak about the citizens group, A Just Quincy, and its mission to advocate for greater transparency and accountability in local government.

December 30, 2020: Thomas Crane Public Library Assistant Director Clayton Cheever chats with Quincy Tree Warden Chris Hayward and Maggie McKee of the Quincy Climate Action Network about an upcoming virtual panel discussion.

WGBH:

Quincy activists petition to roll back mayor's huge pay raise

Public testimony:

The Boston Globe:
‘We want a welcoming community’: Shelter for migrant families sparks divisive debate in Quincy
Quincy renews effort to spruce up street trees

April 14, 2023: Maggie McKee, Quincy Tree Alliance, speaks about the upcoming panel discussion and about the Quincy Tree Alliance.

March 28, 2018: David Reich and Maggie McKee of QCAN (Quincy Climate Action Network) talk about the organization and the showing of the movie "Wasted" on April 10th at the Thomas Crane Public Library.

The Quincy Sun: