Get your forks and dancing shoes ready! Boston restaurateur Nick Varano shows some of the hearty Italian dishes and entertainment you can expect at the annual Feast of San Gennaro coming up in the North End. Proceeds from the event will to The Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation which helps support people and families affected by autism.  ...

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Zdeno Chara, Brock Holt, Ryan Dempster, and Doug Flutie each ran in the 127th Boston Marathon on Monday.

Hundreds of people turned out Sunday for the 22nd annual Flutie 5k for Autism that was held at the Belkin Family Lookout Farm in South Natick, Massachusetts. The annual event — hosted by the Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism — is dedicated to raising awareness and funds to support the autism community. It was a homecoming for former Boston…

The hometown hero and former Patriot quarterback gave an update on his foundation and life ahead of the Flutie 5K benefit race.

Former Patriots quarterback Doug Flutie is returning to New England to host the 26th annual Flutie 5K race.

The 22nd annual Flutie 5k, hosted by the Doug Flutie Jr Foundation for Autism, is right around the corner. The community events works to raise awareness and funds to support the autism community. The event is Sunday, September 12 at Belkin Family Lookout Farm. To register head to flutiefoundation.org.

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Former Heisman Trophy winner and current NBC Sports analyst Doug Flutie built a replica Batcave in his garage and the NBC Sports Boston Camera Guys got an exclusive tour.

Boston College legend.
Heisman Trophy winner.
NFL/New England Patriots Quarterback.

Batman.

“The Camera Guys” (Moose and Glenn) caught up with Doug Flutie to check out his Batcave, Batmobile, and incredible collection of memorabilia.

Doug Flutie joins Moose and Glenn on “The Camera Guys” to talk about his time at Boston College and the Miracle in Miami. He tells multiple stories about Tom Brady both on and off the field and gives his take on the Cam Newton situation in New England.