Boston Marathon bombings remembered in somber events

Boston, MA--4/15/2018-- Governor Charlie Baker (L) escorts Patricia Campbell, mother of Krystle Campbell, as she carries a wreath in honor of her late daughter and the others killed in the 2013 marathon bombing on the five year anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombing. (Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff) Topic: 16marathoncolor Reporter: — Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff

On the fifth anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombings, the city remembered those lost and celebrated the strength of survivors.

Among the items in storage are four crosses that bear the names of those who died in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing. — David L. Ryan/Globe staff

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Where are the artifacts of the Marathon memorial?

The informal memorial has been stored in pieces, yet its power endures.

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Monday will see coldest Marathon since 2009

The temperature will be in 30s when many races begin, and the rain and winds will add to the chill.

Trump lets loose with a hurricane of a Sunday morning tweet storm

President Trump railed against former FBI director James Comey, he defended saying ?Mission Accomplished!? and he worried whether ?Attorney Client privilege is now a thing of the past.?

Barbara Bush is in ?failing health,? won?t seek additional medical treatment

The former first lady, who is now 92, ?has decided not to seek additional medical treatment and will instead focus on comfort care,? a spokesman said.

Starbucks CEO apologizes after of arrest of two black men in Philadelphia

Starbucks and Philadelphia police face fierce criticism after the arrest of two black men last week.

K9 partner on his feet after fatal shooting of Yarmouth police handler

K9 partner Nero survived gun shot wounds to his face and neck after his handler was fatally shot in the head last Thursday.

Cambridge mayor calls video of Harvard student?s arrest ?disturbing?

Cambridge?s mayor promised the findings of an internal probe would be made public after he saw video of an officer striking a Harvard student who was pinned to the ground.

Boston, MA: 4/15/18: The Celtics Terry Rozier III, (right) made the crowd come out of their seats after he hit a three pointer with .5 seconds left in the fourth quarter to give Boston a 99-96 lead. Teammate Al Horford is at left. The Boston Celtics hosted the Milwaukee Bucks in Game One of an Eastern Conference First Round NBA Playoff basketball game at the TD Garden. (Jim Davis/Globe Staff) — Jim Davis/Globe Staff

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In a wild Game 1, Celtics come away with an overtime win

It was a back-and-forth battle, but Boston did enough to take a 1-0 lead in this best-of-seven series.

RED SOX 3, ORIOLES 1

Pitching keeps Red Sox on a roll

Chris Sale and three relievers held Baltimore to three hits in the Sox? fourth straight win.

Their driving records: terrible. Yet they conduct your trains

More than half of all commuter rail engineers have driving records that experts described as poor ? at least three infractions such as speeding, causing accidents, and failure to stop.

From GOP funding stalwart to backer of Democrats

Seth Klarman has given about $222,000 since 2016 to 78 Democrats running for Congress. ?Republicans . . . have abandoned their historic beliefs and values,? he said.

Red Sox announce postponement of Monday?s game

Forecast of sustained rain leads to first postponement of traditional Patriots Day game since 1984.

Rob Gronkowski reportedly won?t attend start of Patriots? offseason program

Voluntary workouts begin Monday, and coach Bill Belichick confirmed last week not all players would be present.

List of Patriots Day celebrations that have been canceled amid inclement weather

As forecasters expect heavy rainfall, frigid temperatures, and strong winds on Sunday and Monday, a number of celebrations have been canceled or moved.

122nd Boston Marathon

Rain and cold expected for Marathon Monday

Runners in this year?s Boston Marathon are going to face weather that may make them wish they?d stayed someplace warm and dry.

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Boston Marathon elites share a few of their favorite things

We asked some of the top contenders about their preferences both on and off the road.

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Denise Richard on paying kindness forward

Peace, unity, and civic engagement remain the core mission of the Martin Richard Foundation on the fifth anniversary of the Marathon bombings.

Cambridge, MA., 03/23/28, Jessica Kensky and her service dog Rescue. Jessica and her husband Patrick Downes were injured in the Boston Marathon Bombing. Her dog, Rescue, changed her life and she has written a children's book — Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff

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Dear Boston, your spirit and caring empowered us

You renewed us, soothed our wounds, and gave us hope that life, while in a new and unfamiliar form, would go on.

JOHN POWERS

10 former Boston Marathon champions talk about their wins and what they?re up to now

They talk about their breakthrough wins and what they?re doing now.

A record number of people flew out of Logan Airport on Friday

More than 75,000 people were screened at TSA checkpoints that day ? 41 percent more people than those that fly out on an average day at the airport.

Fox?s Laura Ingraham is hemorrhaging advertisers; ?SNL? found some eager replacements

It was good to be back, Kate McKinnon-as-Ingraham said, ??after that planned vacation?? that ??was so fun and so planned and so scheduled a long time ago.??

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A new chapter in the story of a terrier who found adventure in Milton

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