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Red Sox Edge Guardians, Max's Roast Beef Success · Sunny Mornings Boston

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  Good morning and a warm welcome to your show,
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  Sunny Mornings in Boston. I'm your host, Melissa,
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  and it's Thursday, September 24th. You'll be
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  interested to know. Sixty -six years ago today,
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  in 1960, the United States launched the first
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  nuclear -powered aircraft carrier, a massive
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  vessel that promised unprecedented endurance,
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  sustained high speed, and global reach for carrier
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  task forces operating far from home ports. That
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  milestone reshaked naval strategy by proving
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  nuclear power could sustain continuous carrier
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  operations worldwide. So now you know. And now,
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  it's time for the weather report. This morning,
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  it's mostly sunny and it feels like 55 degrees
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  with 12 miles per hour wind. The sunset will
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  take place at 6 .35 and it will rise again tomorrow
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  at 6 .34. It looks like we're in for some mostly
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  sunny weather today with a high near 62 and a
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  breezy northeast wind around 14 miles per hour,
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  gusting up to 29 miles per hour. If you're inland,
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  it will hit a high of 62 tonight. Expect mostly
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  cloudy skies with a low around 54 and a moderate
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  northeast breeze around 12 miles per hour, gusting
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  up to 26 miles per hour. The nearshore buoy at
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  Cape Cod Bay reads 62 degrees for the water temperature.
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  Looking ahead in the weather. Friday will be
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  mostly cloudy with a chance of rain afternoon
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  at a high near 62, with northeast winds around
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  20 miles per hour and gusts up to 40. Rain is
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  likely Friday night through Sunday with highs
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  near 61 and lows in the mid -50s, with north
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  to northeast winds gusting as high as 40 on Friday
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  and around 36 on Sunday. Bonjour, food enthusiasts!
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  So stop on by and don't forget to tell them.
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  Sunny mornings send you. In local news, meet
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  a 24 -year -old North Shore entrepreneur turning
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  his love of roast beef into a growing business.
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  Max Sabeti, who grew up working in local beef
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  shops in Massachusetts, began making sandwiches
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  for friends while attending college in South
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  Carolina. After returning home, he continued
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  crafting these sandwiches in his parents' kitchen,
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  quickly gaining popularity. This summer, he opened
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  Max's Backyard Beef in Beverly, proudly declaring,
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  Roast Beef for the People. Max aims to create
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  a homey atmosphere, emphasizing quality food
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  and community connection. Now with his family
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  support, he's building a loyal customer base
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  and dreams of expanding to college towns. Now
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  on to sports. Tonight on Thursday Night Football,
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  the Atlanta Falcons visit the Green Bay Packers
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  at Lambeau Field, kickoff 8 .15 Eastern. The
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  headline is Michael Pennex Jr. back in the starting
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  lineup for the first time since tearing his ACL
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  last November. Atlanta enters at 0 -2, coming
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  off a 34 -3 loss to Carolina. but its running
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  game has been the one thing working. Vigen Robinson
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  and Brian Robinson combined for over a hundred
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  rushing yards against the Panthers, a promising
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  sign against a Green Bay front -missing guard
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  Aaron Banks, Tackle's Zach Tom, and defensive
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  linemen Jayvon Hargrave and Lucas Van Ness, both
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  in the concussion protocol. The Packers at one
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  -and -one are also without running back Josh
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  Jacobs, and receiver Jayden Reed, while Atlanta
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  lost cornerback AJ Terrell to injured reserve
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  with a groin injury. Both teams arrive with something
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  to answer. In local sports, the Red Sox blanked
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  the Guardians 1 -0 at Fenway last night, Sunny
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  Gray tossing six shutout innings for his 18th
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  win, Aroldis Chapman closing it out for save
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  number 35. That squares the series, and tonight
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  it's the rubber match, Rangers Suarez against
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  Joey Cantillo, first pitch 6 -45. Boston is already
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  locked into October, but center fielder Sadon
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  Rafaela's return got complicated. He left last
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  night's game with hamstring tightness just innings
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  after coming off the injured list. So expect
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  caution before the wild card round. On the ice,
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  the Bruins are in Philadelphia tonight. Round
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  2 against the Flyers after Tuesday's 5 -1 win
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  knocked out Philly's starting goalie. Campus
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  had its own scares. Matt Poitras and Mason Lorry
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  both fanged up this week, with roster cuts just
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  days away. The Patriots are piling up injuries
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  ahead of Sunday in Jacksonville. Four defensive
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  starters held out Wednesday, including Drimont
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  Jones and Craig Woodson. New England is 1 -1
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  after beating Pittsburgh. Over at Boston College,
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  tight end Kalen Chudzinski is done for the season
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  with an Achilles injury, a tough blow for the
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  Eagles passing game heading into ACC play. In
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  top news, McDonald's Monopoly is returning next
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  month, offering a grand prize of $1 million.
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  Participants could win a Jeep or funds to help
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  with college debt, although you might just receive
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  complimentary food. The promotion started in
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  the 1980s, turning menu packaging into Game Pieces
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  for cash and other prizes. It resumed in 2025
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  after a nine -year break in the United States.
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  Starting on October 6, Game Pieces will be available
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  with eligible purchases until November 1, with
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  gameplay continuing until November 8. No purchase
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  is necessary and players can request game pieces
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  by mail starting September 22nd. In business
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  news. The United States and China have extended
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  a truce to keep tariffs lower for longer and
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  rarer it's blowing. United States Treasury Secretary
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  Scott Besson said Wednesday local time. He was
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  speaking on Fox News. as Chinese President Xi
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  Jinping landed in Washington, D .C. for a state
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  visit through Friday. Vesson stated that the
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  deal, originally set to expire in November, will
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  now be extended to January 10th. He added that
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  Beijing needs to fulfill more deliverables. Chinese
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  state media did not immediately acknowledge Vesson's
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  comments on the trade truce. Footage showed United
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  States President Donald Trump and First Lady
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  Melania, Trump meeting Xi, and First Lady of
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  China paying Li Wen. In crypto movement, Bitcoin
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  is down 2 .5 % to about $84 ,000. Ethereum is
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  down 3 % to about $3 ,000. And XRP is down 6
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  % to $1 .50. Moving on to a more local vibe.
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  In our community spotlight on health and wellness,
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  we are working with a national Pilates studio
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  to bring you some free classes, so listen up.
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  Check out Club Pilates with several locations
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  in the Boston area. Pilates presents a comprehensive
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  wellness approach, cultivating strength, reducing
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  tension, and elevating mental well -being. Scientific
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  research affirms its benefits. So now you can
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  check out Club Pilates. for a free class. With
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  locations in Canton, Wellesley, Hingham, Brookline,
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  and Framingham, just be sure to tell them Sunny
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  Morning sent you by. And now, back to the show.
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  Let's talk tech. Meta's new holographic avatars
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  are here, and they are surprisingly real. This
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  technology marks a notable improvement over earlier
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  digital likeness attempts. During a WhatsApp
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  call, I initially did not realize I was speaking
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  to an avatar, highlighting the progress made
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  in recent years. Meta announced at Kinect that
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  these avatars will be available on its new virtual
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  reality glasses and Meta Ray -Ban display frames.
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  Creating an avatar takes about five minutes and
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  involves using the Meta Artificial Intelligence
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  app. These avatars use the new news real -time
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  avatar model to approximate facial expressions.
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  While chatting with an avatar, I was initially
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  fooled by its realism. Holographic avatars are
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  still in an early preview stage, but they could
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  enhance the sense of presence during video calls.
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  And in entertainment news. During August's inaugural
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  Chess Table Festival in Park City, David Gelb
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  watched Massimo Batura, one of Italy's most celebrated
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  chefs, rescue a pizza. Batura intervened when
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  a cook was about to discard a pie that hadn't
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  met standards, telling him to fold it into a
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  calzone. The four -day Utah Festival brought
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  chefs and viewers together for restaurant takeovers
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  and collaborative dinners. Gelb described the
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  event as an, a vendor -style team -up of chefs.
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  Across seven days, the festivals encompassed
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  more than 100 events, featuring over 80 visiting
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  chefs in Park City alone. The Chef's Table Festival
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  will return to Park City in summer 2027. Well,
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  alrighty folks, it's time for the quote of the
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  day. And today, our quote comes from the American
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  author and motivational speaker, Jim Rohn. And
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  he said, Success is neither magical nor mysterious.
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  Success is the natural consequence of consistently
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  applying the basic fundamentals. And that's a
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  wrap for this morning. You can check out our
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  Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok for some captivating
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  aerial videos with local news and the weather
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  reports. Have an amazing day, my good friends.
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  We'll see you tomorrow with another episode of
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  Sunny Mornings in Boston.