Doug Meehan
WCVB-TV Boston
Boston, MA, United States
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Herren Project helps Boston Marathon runner stay on track with sobriety
When Pam Rickard runs the Boston Marathon this year, it will be 17 years to the day from when she entered addiction treatment. → Read More
Artist's Hall of Fame helmets, guitars are Made in Mass.
When a person follows their passion, amazing things can happen. → Read More
Stoughton, Massachusetts company Primo Medical Group is leader in medical device manufacturing
At their manufacturing facility in Stoughton, teams are researching, designing and creating some of the most important medical devices in the world. → Read More
Company still operating in Massachusetts made first mascara brush
Sanderson MacLeod offers brush solutions to all kinds of companies around the globe. → Read More
Lost beloved necklace leads to successful jewelry design business for Newton, Massachusetts, woman
How does a former dental technician in the Israeli Air Force-turned-high-tech professional become a successful Massachusetts jewelry designer and entrepreneur? → Read More
Mittens, Grateful Dead concert part of Fall River, Massachusetts, apparel company's success story
What do a pair of mittens, a loving grandmother, a Grateful Dead concert and Buddhism all have in common? They are part of the fabric woven into the story of a successful Massachusetts apparel company. → Read More
Lobster traps made in Mass. help protect endangered whales
New England lobstermen trying to make a living and environmental groups working to protect North Atlantic right whales have never been more at odds, but a local company may have found a way to help them find common ground. → Read More
Millions of meals for various brands made in Mass. food factory
Because of confidentiality restrictions, the company can't share exactly which brands. But suffice it to say, the odds are good that you've eaten their work. → Read More
Mass. company creates custom tables from reclaimed antique wood
The South Shore furniture business is customizing history, creating rare pieces one board at a time. → Read More
Mass. scratch bakery, oldest in New England, celebrates 135 years
At Lyndell's Bakery in Somerville, they've been serving up sweet treats like their signature half-moon cookies since 1887. → Read More
Inside look at Mass. manufacturer taking on all sorts of projects
The local company specializes in marine industry components, but it has also been hired to make a variety of products. Among the client list, the Department of Defense. → Read More
Boston's MLK 'Embrace' sculpture to be unveiled next month
The newest addition to Boston Common will be opened and dedicated ahead of the Dr. Marin Luther King Jr. national holiday. → Read More
Early detection key for men diagnosed with prostate cancer, doctors say
Although prostate cancer is the second-leading cause of cancer death among men, early detection can be a life saver, doctors say. → Read More
Inside look at Mass. distillery rated among top 25 in country
There is a seemingly an endless amount of craft breweries in the Commonwealth, but more locals are starting to get into the craft spirits business. → Read More
Mass. ventilation products help keep costs down for homeowners
In addition to helping homeowners stay cool, they're also helping local manufacturing jobs stay hot. → Read More
Preschoolers learn power of their voices in costume vs. pajama day vote
With the countdown to Election Day now just hours away, some future voters were learning how important the right to vote really is. → Read More
Guitars from legendary musicians on display in Boston
A unique exhibit is now open in Boston for fans of all music genres, featuring a collection of dozens of rare guitars.The new exhibit, called "Life in 6 strings," is on display at the Folk Americana Roots Hall of Fame, located in the Boch Center at the Wang Theatre."When you go up to the third floor, you’ll see that we’re representing folk, hip-hop, classical, blues, bluegrass, it's all there,"… → Read More
Boston school surprised with $100,000 prize for helping students thrive
This year’s three finalists were the William E. Channing Elementary School in Hyde Park, Gardner Pilot Academy in Allston and the Charles H. Taylor Elementary School in Mattapan. → Read More
Boston construction workers don pink hard hats for breast cancer awareness
If you happen to be in Boston on Friday, you may have encountered a different looking construction site where the construction workers were wearing pink hard hats. → Read More
Mass. native who lost 2 restaurants in Ian raising money for workers
More than a week after the Category 4 hurricane slammed ashore, life is still a daily struggle. → Read More