This year, all Individuals who are blind or visually impaired can navigate Boston during Marathon Monday via the Aira app — for free. Boston Mayor Martin Walsh announced Friday that there will be free access to the smartphone app Aira during One Boston Day (before the marathon) and the Boston Marathon itself.
Nonprofits such as the American Red Cross and Muslims for Life held blood drives in Boston and across the state in honor of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing victims and survivors, according to press...
Several Boston-based businesses are planning to give back to the community in honor of the third annual One Boston Day.
Boston Mayor Martin Walsh began the tradition of One Boston Day in 2015 as...
The second annual One Boston Day, which commemorated the anniversary of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings, saw acts of kindness displayed all throughout the city that became “Boston Strong.” At...
Katie Teixeira, a Boston University student, joined hundreds of other BU students in Kenmore Square to watch runners of the 2016 Boston Marathon pass through parts of campus toward the finish line...
Boston Mayor Martin Walsh announced Friday that the City of Boston will continue to honor Boston's resilience, generosity and strength through the now annual tradition "One Boston Day” on April 15,...
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On the two-year anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombings, the City of Boston held the first-ever One Boston Day, a tradition introduced by Boston Mayor Martin Walsh in a March...
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Hundreds of thousands came out in support of the runners of the 119th Boston Marathon on Monday, sponsored by the Boston Athletic Association. Coming from all reaches of the nation...
