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John Korir of Kenya has won the 2026 Boston Marathon with a new course record of 2:01:52!
Sharon Lokedi of Kenya has won the 2026 Boston Marathon in 2:18:51, one year after setting the course record of 2:17:22!
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A Boston Police officer and a couple Boston Marathon runners help a fallen runner get back up and cross the finish line.
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At Mile 2, runners are still greeted by Spencer.
Now forever remembered with a statue along the Boston Marathon route.
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This is funny.
Phil Knight named the shoe the Cortez because Adidas had a shoe called the Azteca and Cortez defeated the Aztecs. That's the spirit that built Nike.
This is the opposite.
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Nike’s Boston Marathon sign that read “Runners welcome. Walkers tolerated.” sparked backlash for missing the spirit of the race.
They took it down and replaced it with this today:
“Boston will always remind you, movement is what matters.”
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Remember Boston Police Officer Dennis Simmonds, who died 12 years ago after complications from injuries sustained during the shootout with the Marathon attackers.
His service and sacrifice will never be forgotten.
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At Mile 2 of the Boston Marathon, a statue honors Spencer, the beloved dog who cheered on runners year after year.
He passed away at 13 after battling cancer.
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Explain the 90s in two words.
Boston edition.
No “Big Dig.”
I’ll start.
Fleet Center.
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Massachusetts is officially the greenest building state in America for the second year in a row.
The U.S. Green Building Council ranked MA #1 in 2025 for LEED-certified space per capita, with nearly 30 million square feet certified across 121 projects.