Abandoned Business

Stephanie's on Newbury, a restaurant near Copley Square, had been left abandoned until the early Tuesday mornings. Many business near Copley Square didn't open for customers the day after the bombing.

Closed off Boston

Trash hadn't been cleaned up as 15 blocks near the incident were classified as crime scenes and closed off to the public. Later on, the number of blocks closed were reduced.

Press Speech

Mayor Thomas Menino reassures Bostonians that the city's resilience will pull it through this tragedy. He's surrounded by fellow political leaders and Rick DesLauriers (second from left), the FBI Special Agent-in-Charge.

Boston Marathon Aftermath

Today in Photos (04/17/2013)

FBI Special Agent-in Charge

Rick DesLauriers (left), the FBI Special Agent-in-Charge who is leading the investigation into the incident, refused to speculate on why the bomb sweeps before the marathon failed to detect the bombs.

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National Guard

Members of the National Guard guard the entrance to Boylston Street during the early mornings of the day after the Boston Marathon bombings.

Roundtable: Was Tyga a poor choice of performer for Yardfest?

Is it constructive to fight this at the expense of dismantling the whole of Yardfest? It is a matter of those who think fighting Tyga is worth the time versus those who simply “want to have a good time.”

Arctic Evolution

Prof. Francis A. McDonald discussed his research in understanding the geological evolution of the Arctic at the Harvard Museum of Natural History.

Union Protest

Cambridge City Council member Kenneth E. Reeves speaks out in support for the workers of Le Meredien Hotel. Harvard students joined the protest in front of Cambridge City Hall in support of allowing the workers at the hotel to join a union.

Today in Photos (04/05/2013)

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Cambridge City Council member Kenneth E. Reeves speaks out in support for the workers of Le Meridien Hotel. Harvard students joined the protest in front of Cambridge City Hall in support of allowing the workers at the hotel to join a union.

Excess Salt Study

Harvard University researchers have found out in a new study that an excess amount of salt factors in 2.3 million deaths annually.

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