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OMG! Look What Boston Marathon Runners Just Did.

Boston magazine had almost wrapped up its May edition on April 15. That’s the date the Boston Marathon was attacked. The front page was scrapped and a new one commissioned. It had to be a page that captured the iconic race and reflect the incredible people of Boston who came together during the tragedy.Check out…

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