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Massachusetts native, 5-time Emmy Award winning reporter for WBZ-TV News. Known in Indy as “Mr. Excitement” as coined by FOX59/CBS4 great Chris Hagan.
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Mural linking Palestinian and Irish flags draws mixed reaction in Charlestown before its removal

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By Mike Sullivan Verified, Mike and Judy Sullivan
| MSN Verified
A graffiti mural in Boston is gone less than 24 hours after it went up, but neighbors in Charlestown are still talking about it. The imagery depicted a large Palestinian flag next to an Irish flag. It was painted onto the side of a building at Bunker Hill Mall and faced the public sidewalk. "Not everyone is for everything. We just didn't want that in our neighborhood because it instigates and causes trouble," said Charlestown resident John Flaherty.
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Mural linking Palestinian and Irish flags draws mixed reaction in Charlestown before its removal

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By Mike Sullivan Verified
| WBZ-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
A graffiti mural in Boston is gone less than 24 hours after it went up, but neighbors in Charlestown are still talking about it. The imagery depicted a large Palestinian flag next to an Irish flag. It was painted onto the side of a building at Bunker Hill Mall and faced the public sidewalk. "Not everyone is for everything. We just didn't want that in our neighborhood because it instigates and causes trouble," said Charlestown resident John Flaherty.
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College interns with The Family Van provide free health screenings in underserved Boston communities

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By Mike Sullivan Verified
| WBZ-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
Medical students in the Boston area are giving back to the communities they grew up in by interning with The Family Van. For 35 years, the mobile clinic has been going into Boston's underserved communities to bring free health screenings and medical advice to people who may have numerous hurdles to find it. "We are usually stationed around stations or bus stops, and trying to be as accessible as possible," says Salroh Abdol, a Bentley University student from Dorchester.
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