Photographic Proof That Plenty Of Patriots Have Skipped White House Trips In Past
Taking a look at the Patriots' previous trips to the White House to see if many players have skipped the visit in the past.
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Taking a look at the Patriots' previous trips to the White House to see if many players have skipped the visit in the past.
Tom Brady doesn't have an issue with his teammates skipping the White House - even for political reasons.
Former Patriots linebacker was part of a Super Bowl-winning team in each of his first two seasons in New England, so he knows quite a bit about the process of winning.
Branch said he plans on skipping the Super Bowl champions' visit to the White House, citing extra family time as the reason.
Patriots running back LeGarrette Blount is the latest member of the Super Bowl LI champs to say he's not going to the White House when the team gets invited later this year.
Add linebacker Dont'a Hightower to the growing list of Patriots players who will not be making a trip to the White House later this year.
When the Super Bowl LI champion New England Patriots go visit the White House in the near future, they'll be missing at least one player.
Those hoping for a "Mr. Gomes Goes To Washington" sequel are in for a big disappointment.
A trip to Washington, DC offers plenty of things to see, including monuments and memorials dedicated to those who have made significant contributions to our country.
Award-winning White House correspondent Ron Fournier joined WBZ-TV's Liam Martin and Paula Ebben to discuss the 2016 presidential election.
Massachusetts voters hoping to cast a ballot for presidential candidate Charlie Baker will have to set their sights on someone else.
The White House says visitors can now take photos or use social media during public tours of the building.
Louis Charpentier, a Leominster man who was affectionately called "Mr. Christmas for putting out his hand-carved Styrofoam displays for several decades, has died at 104.
President Barack Obama welcomed the Patriots to the White House on Thursday.
Dan Roche reflects on his many trips to the White House following Boston's champions.
Gov. Charlie Baker is headed to Washington to press the state's case for disaster relief after the record-setting winter snowfall.
A Massachusetts fourth grader named Sofia wants to add more female figures to U.S. currency, and she received a letter from President Barack Obama as a result of her suggestion.
Winning the Boston Marathon is no walk in the park, so there are plenty of perks for the winners.
A 10-year-old 5th grader from a middle school in Chelsea was honored at a science fair held by the White House after she designed a video game.
The fifth annual White House Science Fair showcased Science, Techonology, Engineering and Math projects from students nationwide.
Sixteen-year-old Anna Yeo of Andover High School is among 15 students from around the country whose videos were chosen to be screened at the White House Friday during the second annual Student Film Festival.
Five police officers and two firefighters from Watertown were honored Wednesday with the Medal of Valor.
Massachusetts Governor-elect Charlie Baker is heading to the White House.
Top audio clips from each week, as selected by WBZ News Editor Dave Mager.
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