How to get property back from scene of Boston Marathon bombings

The Boston Police Department is in possession of property of individuals who were at the scene of the Marathon bombings. This property has been reviewed by investigators, and determined to have no evidentiary value, and therefore may be returned to owners. There are three ways by which individuals may inquire about their property: Via email at lostproperty.bpd@cityofboston.gov By calling the Mayor’s Hotline at 617-635-4500 By visiting the Return of Property Center at Boston Police Department Headquarters in the Media Room 8 a.m. to 8 p.m from Tuesday, April 23 Continue reading >>>

Bostonians remember bomb victims, one week on

By Raphaelle Picard (AFP) – 7 hours ago  BOSTON, Massachusetts — Bostonians gathered at a makeshift memorial on Monday to remember the victims of last week's devastating marathon bombings -- some seeking comfort, others looking to honor the dead.At 2:50 pm (1850 GMT), church bells rang out across the city as hundreds of people stood silently at the end of a security cordon set up near the blast sites at the marathon finish line on Boylston Street to pay their respects."We began last Tuesday with three American flags and then people have kept on bringing flowers, stuffed animals -- all Continue reading >>>

Boston Police Ready To Return Property Left At Marathon Bombing Scene

BOSTON (CBS) – The Boston Police Department is ready to return property that was left at the scene of the Boston Marathon bombings. Investigators have reviewed the property and determined that “there is no evidentiary value” and can be returned. There are three ways to inquire about your property: Via email at lostproperty.bpd@cityofboston.gov By calling the Mayor’s Hotline at 617-635-4500 By visiting the Return of Property Center at Boston Police Department Headquarters in the Media Room 8 a.m. to 8 p.m from Tuesday, 4/23 to Friday, 4/26. Boston Police detectives say they will Continue reading >>>

Healing Begins – KOBI-TV NBC 5 / KOTI

It's been one week since bombs exploded at the finish line of the Boston Marathon. Now family and friends have begun to bury those killed in the bombing and its aftermath. As investigators learn more about the motives and methods of two brothers suspected of terrorizing the city of Boston for much of a week, Bostonians are turning to their faith and each other for strength. Just yards from where two bombs exploded a week ago, Bostonians reflected Sunday on what they've learned about others and themselves in the wake of the terror. "People here are resilient," said one Bostonian. "It's a great Continue reading >>>

Running the Race: We Are All Bostonians in the Prism of Terror

It has been an unbelievable week. As we witnessed a massive manhunt in Boston for the second suspect allegedly responsible for the horrific marathon bombings, an entire nation has been deeply affected yet again by ever-increasing violence in America. The heinous attacks that took place last Monday remind us that we are all Bostonians in the prism of terror. This past week also brought a surreal number of tragic events across the globe. From the shocking Boston marathon twin bombings, the West Texas fertilizer plant explosion, ricin tainted letters in the mail, to three Continue reading >>>

Bostonians celebrate their city, security tight as Bruins, Red Sox return to action … – Regina Leader

BOSTON — A defiant David Ortiz stood on the Fenway Park infield and told the crowd to "stay strong," bringing a rousing cheer from Bostonians weary from a week of bombings, stay-at-home orders and a manhunt that locked down the city for a day.Playing at home for the first time since two explosions at the Boston Marathon finish line killed three people and wounded more than 180 others, the Red Sox honoured the victims and the survivors with a pregame ceremony and an emotional video of scenes from Monday's race."This past week, I don't think there's one human being who wasn't affected by what Continue reading >>>

Bostonians celebrate Bruins, Red Sox return – Montreal Gazette

BOSTON — A defiant David Ortiz stood on the Fenway Park infield and told the crowd to “stay strong,� bringing a rousing cheer from Bostonians weary from a week of bombings, stay-at-home orders and a manhunt that locked down the city for a day.Playing at home for the first time since two explosions at the Boston Marathon finish line killed three people and wounded more than 180 others, the Red Sox honoured the victims and the survivors with a pregame ceremony and an emotional video of scenes from Monday’s race.“This past week, I don’t think there’s Continue reading >>>

We are all Bostonians now

In the moments following the Boston Marathon explosions, amid the general confusion and uncertainty, one thing emerged with overwhelming clarity: People were rushing to the aid of strangers. Runners and spectators donated blood, volunteers helped the wounded reach medical assistance, families opened up their homes to anyone who needed a place to stay. It was as if, galvanized by a single moment, differences and rivalries had vanished. Everyone in the city suddenly saw one another as part of the same group. That sentiment spread quickly. Within hours, it wasn’t just local to Boston; all over the Continue reading >>>