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Melody Mendez

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As seen in: WBTS-TV (Boston, MA), KDVR-TV (Denver, CO), WFLD-TV (Chicago, IL)
Mom, Wife, News anchor, TV host, avid reader & world traveler. Opinions are my own.
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Pupdate on the Adorable Dog That Fell Asleep on Our Broadcast Original

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By Colton Bradford Verified, Melody Mendez Verified
| WBTS-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
If there were an award for TV cuteness, this pup would be a shoe-in. Video of Bow the dog falling asleep in the arms of NBC10 Boston anchor Colton Bradford while he and Melody Mendez were giving an on-air update on Wednesday went viral on social media.
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You Won't Be Able to Throw Out Mattresses, Textiles in Mass. Starting Nov. 1 Original

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By Melody Mendez Verified
| WBTS-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
A ban on throwing out textiles and mattresses in Massachusetts goes into effect Tuesday, which is part of an effort to be more environmentally conscious and also help those who are in need. Beginning Nov. 1, the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection is adding mattresses and textiles to the list of materials that are banned from disposal in the Bay State. The state wants the materials to be resold, reused, recycled or repurposed instead.
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You Won't Be Able to Throw Out Mattresses, Textiles in Mass. Starting Nov. 1

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By Melody Mendez Verified
| nbcboston.com
A ban on throwing out textiles and mattresses in Massachusetts went into effect Tuesday, part of an effort by the state to be more environmentally conscious and also help those who are in need. Beginning Nov. 1, the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection has added mattresses and textiles to the list of materials that are banned from disposal in the Bay State. The state wants the materials to be resold, reused, recycled or repurposed instead.
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