The Big Town’s feisty loco tabloid has a distinct Boston accent today.
Start, as seems appropriate, with Page One (tip o’ the pixel to FishbowlNY).
Look familiar? Right – it’s the Boston Globe’s stunner of an interactive photo from yesterday’s Marathon bombing anniversary edition.
The story inside comes compliments of old friend Leonard Greene, late of the Boston Herald.
Solemn ceremonies mark anniversary of Boston Marathon bombings
Survivors of last year’s Boston Marathon bombing commemorated Tuesday’s anniversary of the deadly blast with solemn ceremonies and a shared determination to keep moving forward.
Gathering at the now-sacred site where two homemade pressure-cooker bombs ripped through a dense crowd near the race’s finish line, runners, spectators and supporters paused to reflect on the moment their lives changed forever.
“Last year, I was on the ground at the finish line,” said Kevin White, who was injured by shrapnel that ripped through his legs. “This year I’ll be running across it. It kind of proves to people that evil isn’t going to win.”
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