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A man looks on at the Dear Boston exhibit at the Boston Public Library.

Whether you run for fun, solidarity, or necessity depends on where you are

Lifestyle & Belief

Last year, two bombs made an average city street suddenly exceptional. A year later, what is exceptional is that the city street has returned to normal. And for much of the world, that must seem like great fortune.

A man looks on at the Dear Boston exhibit at the Boston Public Library.

Whether you run for fun, solidarity, or necessity depends on where you are

Lifestyle & Belief

Boston’s memorials to Marathon blast victims grow

Global Politics

Notes from a Sunny Boston

How the Carjack Victim Survived 90-Harrowing Minutes with the Tsarnaev Brothers

Conflict & Justice

Boylston Street in Boston: ‘Back to Normal’ After Marathon Bombing

The last stretch of the Boston Marathon course will never feel the same. But today, those few blocks of Boylston Street in Boston re-opened to the public for the first time since the blasts on April 15th.

Boston Globe Columnist Kevin Cullen Says Boston Feels ‘a Mixture of Sadness and Defiance’

Arts, Culture & Media

Boston Globe Columnist Kevin Cullen wrote about the resilience of the city of Boston and its people at the site of the bombings. For Cullen, what he saw compared to the scene of the bombing in Omagh in 1998, and that of the London in July 2005.

FBI Probes Boston ‘Terror’ Blasts

An investigation is under way after two explosions near the finishing line of the Boston Marathon left three people dead and at least 140 injured.

Boston Bombing: Boylston Street ‘Back to Normal’

Conflict & Justice

The last stretch of the Boston Marathon course will never feel the same. But on Wednesday, those few blocks of Boylston Street in Boston re-opened to the public for the first time since the blasts on April 15th.