CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
When he won two years ago, Lelisa Desisa was merely a footnote to tragedy; now he can be celebrated.
2015 winners
Women
2:24:55
Men
2:09:17
Women?s wheelchair
1:52:54
Men?s wheelchair
1:29:53
?It was all horrible?A stream of runners filed through the medical tent to seek relief from the frigid weather.
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Keflezighi, last year?s winner of the men?s race, held Hilary Dionne?s hand as they both crossed the finish line.
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Completing the 2015 Boston Marathon wasn?t enough of a milestone for Daniel Koh and Amy Sennett.
The crowd was significantly smaller than last year, but the women at Wellesley College still kept up the ?Scream Tunnel? tradition.
The rain and cold proved challenging for some racers, but plenty reacted with joy as they crossed the finish line.
Owner sought for wedding ring found on Marathon courseThe ring, a silver band from Tiffany and Co., was turned in to race officials by a runner.
Globe editorial writer Kathleen Kingsbury won the award for a series of editorials on the restaurant industry.
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John Dawson, a combat medic, was remembered as a hero who was kind, thoughtful, smart, witty, and witty.
Red Sox 7, Orioles 1
The Red Sox defeated the Orioles, 7-1, in a game called in the seventh inning after a long rain delay.
Conn. crime figure allegedly offered to sell Gardner paintingsRobert Gentile offered to sell two of the paintings stolen in the 1990 heist for $500,000 apiece, a prosecutor said.
Episode 19: What to expect in penalty phase of Tsarnaev trialThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
Editorial series
?Service Not Included?Kathleen Kingsbury was awarded the 2015 Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing for her series examining the restaurant industry.
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The Big Picture
Music fans gathered to hear a wide variety of musical styles at this year?s Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.
Two areas of concern were the disparity in offensive rebounding and 3-point shooting.
While the story is always the same, spectators found a thrill in seeing the Battle of Lexington in action.
Mary Louise Hancock serves as a reservoir of wisdom on the political landscape of a state that can knock candidates from the race.
While rescuers searched for survivors from the weekend tragedy, hundreds more migrants took to the sea undeterred.
Newton?s TripAdvisor has emerged as a key player in the antitrust complaint the European Commission brought against Google Inc.
This ogre was a hit with the children who made up at least half of Friday?s opening night audience.
Psychologists have long warned parents to deliver praise with caution.
The echoes of Walt Whitman?s ?Drum-Taps?It?s difficult to think of a writer as antique as Whitman whose legacy is still as much up for grabs.
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