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Wife, mom, & Emmy award winning Anchor/Reporter at WCVB Boston. Always looking for your news tips! RTs ≠ endorsements. msaladna@hearst.com

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How to keep pets safe ahead of hot holiday weekend

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By Mary Saladna Verified
| WCVB-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
As Massachusetts enters a heat wave during the Fourth of July weekend, experts are urging owners to keep their four-legged friends safe."Make sure they're in an air-conditioned room, they have access to food and water, and that you're going out for just quick potty breaks," said Milly Zanni, donor engagement specialist at the Animal Rescue League.Experts said a long walk or even playing outside is not a good idea when the heat is this oppressive."I think you really just have to cut it down to...
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Celtics fans sound off after Jaylen Brown traded to Sixers for Paul George

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By Mary Saladna Verified
| WCVB-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
Celtics fans are reacting with frustration and disbelief after the team traded Jaylen Brown, a former Finals MVP, to the Philadelphia 76ers for Paul George, a move many are calling misguided. "We all hate it. We feel like it's bad for the city. I don't really know what Brad Stevens was thinking," Nick Santiago said. Brown, who hoisted the NBA Finals MVP trophy just two years ago, was sent to the very team that knocked the Celtics out of contention this season.
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North Shore schooners prepare for Sail Boston parade

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By Mary Saladna Verified
| WCVB-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
The tall ships will return to Boston, Massachusetts, in just 10 days, and some local schooner crews will be taking part in the Grand Parade of Sail.NewsCenter 5 is getting a first-hand lesson about what it takes to gracefully maneuver the schooners.One of the schooners that will be featured in the Parade of Sail on July 11 will be the 100-year-old Adventure.It's one of the larger schooners at 120 feet, and one of at least five ships based in Massachusetts for the event.Other participating...
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