Tom Hendrickson, Agawam City Council
June 18, 2025
Tom Hendrickson, Agawam City Council
Elected in 2023, Tom Hendrickson has already demonstrated effective leadership. During his brief tenure on the council, he successfully enacted legislation that improved the quality of life for Agawam residents, including investments in public infrastructure, community choice energy initiatives, and the construction of a new high school. Tom actively participates in Mass Alliance’s Progressive Municipal...Read More
June 18, 2025
Robert Bilotta, Worcester City Council, District 2
Robert Bilotta, an accomplished disability rights advocate and esteemed community leader, is a candidate for Worcester City Council in District 2. His platform centers on resolving the affordable housing crisis and enhancing the city’s infrastructure to prioritize pedestrian accessibility. He has initiated a robust campaign, engaged directly with numerous constituents, and assembled a dedicated...Read More
June 18, 2025
Maggie McKee, Quincy City Council, Ward5
Maggie McKee is a community activist running for Quincy City Council, with a platform centering government transparency, accountability, and inclusivity, as well as responsible investments in the community and protecting green spaces. Maggie attended this year’s Grassroots Campaign Training in Quincy. As a city councilor, Maggie will serve as an independent voice, prioritizing the...Read More
June 18, 2025
Sandra Centeio, Brockton School Committee, Ward 5
Sandra Centeio, a lifelong resident of Brockton, is a social worker and active member of SEIU Local 509. Her extensive experience as a social worker, as a graduate of the Brockton Public Schools, and a parent of school-aged children qualify her as a highly valuable addition to the School Committee. Sandra participated in our...Read More