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Gene Lavanchy
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Co-Anchor, WFXT-TV (Boston, MA)
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By Gene Lavanchy, Bob Dumas Verified| WFXT-TV (Boston, MA) Verified Greater Boston has always been a tough area to get around, but it could get even worse for drivers. Many communities are making changes to their roadways, and in the process, reducing the number of parking spaces or removing lanes for vehicular traffic. Instead, they’re adding lanes exclusively for bikes and busses. “It’s devasting, I have to be honest,” said Susan Healy, owner of HC Studio in Brookline Village, a hair salon she has run for 25 years.
‘So much misinformation’: Health officials fear popularity of raw milk will cause diseases to spread
By Gene Lavanchy, Bob Dumas Verified| WFXT-TV (Boston, MA) Verified FOXBORO, Mass. — Not that long ago, a popular question was “Got Milk?”Now more people are changing that up and asking “Got Raw Milk?”At Oak Knoll Farm in Foxboro, Terri Lawton milked Silver Fox and took the milk director to a chiller. “That’s as pure as you can get it,” said Lawton. “Right now, we have people driving two hours to the farm to purchase the milk.”One young man chugged raw milk out of the bottle right in the store to show just how much he loved it.
By Gene Lavanchy, Bob Dumas Verified| WFXT-TV (Boston, MA) Verified Greater Boston has always been a tough area to get around, but it could get even worse for drivers. Many communities are making changes to their roadways, and in the process, reducing the number of parking spaces or removing lanes for vehicular traffic. Instead, they’re adding lanes exclusively for bikes and busses. “It’s devasting, I have to be honest,” said Susan Healy, owner of HC Studio in Brookline Village, a hair salon she has run for 25 years.
Company Info
WFXT-TV (Boston, MA)
Cox Enterprises is a global conglomerate based in Atlanta, Georgia, founded in 1898 by James M. Cox. The company operates through several major subsidiaries, including Cox Communications, Cox Media Group, and Cox Automotive, employing around 55,000 people worldwide. Cox Communications provides cable television, internet, and telephone services to residential and commercial customers across the United States. Cox Media Group manages media operations, including television and radio stations, as well as newspapers. Cox Automotive offers a variety of automotive services, featuring platforms like Manheim Auctions, Autotrader, and Kelley Blue Book, which cater to automotive dealerships and consumers. Cox Enterprises is committed to sustainability through its Cox Conserves program, aiming for zero waste to landfills by 2024 and carbon and water neutrality by 2034. With a revenue of approximately $21 billion to $22 billion, the company continues to expand into new sectors while maintaining a strong focus on innovation.
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Founded: 1898