NFL's Brandon Tate comes home

Posted Jan 28, 2010
Brandon Tate is a member of a football powerhouse in Foxboro, Mass., but a strong hometown team is his guidepost. On Tuesday, Tate’s relatives, friends and church family came together at the Miracle Temple of Deliverance on Apple Street in Burlington to honor the 22-year-old wide receiver who recently finished his rookie season with the New England Patriots. (Burlington Times News)

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