Boston Marathoners Vow to Take Back Sacred Race

“Left on Boylston” in this American city means only one thing on marathon day.   It means you're in the home stretch of the Boston Marathon, and all of the early morning runs in the dark New England winters, and all the wild cheering from family and friends, and all your memories about Bill Rodgers, Joan Benoit Samuelson and Uta Pippig, are about to carry you across the finish line.   “I can't even imagine when I turn onto Boylston,” said Katie O'Donnell. “No doubt...

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