Boston
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President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama arrive to Boston on Air Force One to attend an interfaith healing service in the wake of the twin bombings on Marathon Monday.
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Hundreds of Bostonians and Marathon runners gathered on the Boston Commons, for a candlelight vigil to remember those lost and injured in Boston’s twin bombings on Marathon Monday.
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by Eva WereHundreds visit the makeshift memorial at Copley Square in Boston a day after it was opened to the public.
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The Prudential Center in Boston used office lights to display a giant number one in support of the One Fund, a foundation set up to raise money for those injured and the families of those killed in twin Boston Marathon bombings.
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In the days following twin bombings of the annual Boston Marathon, which killed three people and injured over 170 others, so-called "Comfort Dogs" were on hand to provide a helping hand in coping with the tragedy.
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Exactly one week later, down to the minute, residents across Massachusetts stopped and observed a moment of silence to honor those killed and injured in twin bombings close to the finish line of the annual Boston Marathon.
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As the manhunt continues for suspect number 2 in the Boston Marathon bombing incident, another suspect was killed in a shootout with police, the city shuts down for safety reasons. Businesses close, and people are asked to stay off the streets.
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Boston celebrates the arrest of Dzhokhor Tsarnaev, one of the two brothers suspected of the Boston Marathon bombing.
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Boston was on a lock-down during the search of the second Boston Marathon bombing suspect, leaving the roadways nearly deserted.
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Authorities guard a check point on into Newbury street. 12-blocks of Boston is labeled as a crime scene and blocked off from public access following the twin explosions near the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
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by Casey AtkinsResidents in Boston and surrounding areas were told to stay in their homes today while police continue to hunt for the second marathon bombing suspect.
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by Casey AtkinsBoston residents and others from out of town gathered on the Boston Common to hold a vigil for the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing. Three people died in the twin explosions including an 8-year-old boy, identified as Martin Richard.
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by Henry NguyenBoston is in a lock down after the two suspects linked to the Boston Marathon bombing allegedly robbed a store and killed a police officer in Watertown.
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Streets of Boston are quiet as the police keep the city on lockdown while searching for the final suspect in the marathon bombings.
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Dead Boston suspect named as Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26 and one suspect still at large is named as brother Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19
