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West Hartford Couple Raising Money for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Running In Boston Marathon
A West Hartford couple will be running in the Boston Marathon to raise money for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
Source: NBC Connecticut -
Jack Fultz Reflects on His 1976 Boston Marathon Victory and Its Enduring Impact
"I had dreamed of something like this happening for many years," Jack Fultz said, as if still surprised by the outcome.
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New Hampshire Woman Turning Loss Into Purpose as She Runs in Memory of Loved One
One Deerfield woman is turning personal loss into purpose when she toes the start line for Monday's Boston Marathon.
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Fifty Years Later, Jack Fultz Recalls Conquering the Field, and the Heat, in the 1976 ‘The Run For The Hoses’
Half a century later, Jack Fultz still has the laurel wreath, preserved, and coppery behind glass.
Source: Boston Globe -
As Part of Largest Boston Marathon Team, Former Dana-Farber Patient to Take on 26.2 Miles
Mary Taber will run the Boston Marathon for the second time this year, 15 years after her aplastic anemia diagnosis.
Source: Boston Business Journal -
Organ Donor and Recipient’s Dad to Run Boston Marathon One Year After Boy’s Liver Transplant
The father of that boy, who turns 10 this month, is also running on Marathon Monday, inspired by his son’s medical team.
Source: Boston 25 -
Grand Marshal Announced for 2026 Boston Marathon
Boston Marathon champion Jack Fultz will serve as the grand marshal of this year’s race, the Boston Athletic Association announced.
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Running to Defy Cancer
Zephyr Mays is running to defy cancer in this year's Boston Marathon for the Dana-Farber Marathon Challenge.
Source: Boston 25 -
Some MLB Teams Willing to Trust Projections Go Contract Extension-Prospecting with Players Still in the Minors
June 6 is Jimmy Fund Day at Fenway Park.
Source: Boston Globe -
Middleborough Woman, Now Free of Colorectal Cancer, Advocates for Screenings
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness month, and one Massachusetts woman has been sharing her story to encourage others to advocate for getting screened.
Source: NBC 10 Boston