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WBZ News reporter and member to the WBZ morning team. Former Patriots beat reporter and former host of the Onions' show GOOMF
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Commuting to work on the Charles River? Here comes the Wada Hoppah

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By Levan Reid Verified
| WBZ-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
Looking for a way to beat the Boston traffic? A Newton company is introducing a new way to get into the city without stress: an electric ferry service on the Charles River called the Wada Hoppah. The founder, Drew Rollert, wanted to help people get to work and events in an eco-friendly way that avoided hours in the car or delays on the MBTA. The boat will dock at nine different locations around the city, from Watertown Square to Cambridgeport, the Hatch Shell and TD Garden.
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Massachusetts veterans take to the skies again with "Dream Flights" in World War II-era aircraft

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By Levan Reid Verified
| WBZ-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
Some of the oldest military veterans in Massachusetts were honored with special flights on Friday in a World War II-era aircraft. The nonprofit organization Dream Flights honored senior veterans from Alliance Health and Human Services with free flights in a restored Stearman biplane, taking off from Norwood Airport. "We give them an opportunity to kind of relive their military moments," said Al Bailey with Alliance Health and Human Services.
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See Drake Maye shave head to benefit Boston Children's Hospital cancer research: "It's bigger than football"

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By Levan Reid Verified, Matt Schooley Verified
| WBZ-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye had his head shaved Tuesday during an event that raised more than $4.1 million for cancer research at Boston Children's Hospital. Maye got the new look during the annual Saving by Shaving event in Quincy. Telecommunication company Granite donated $2,500 for every eight inches of hair that was cut. "Just to be able to give back, that's what it's about. It's bigger than football.
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