>> WE ARE INTERRUPTING PROGRAM AS THE CITY OF BOSTON MARCH 7 YEARS SINCE THE BOSTON MARATHON BOMBINGS.
YOU ARE LOOKING LIVE AT THE FINISH LINE.
WE HONOR TODAY THE FIVE PEOPLE WHO LOST THEIR LIVES AS A RESULT OF THAT TERROR ATTACK AND MARK WHAT HAS BECOME KNOWN AS ONE BOSTON DAY, A DAY OF SERVICE TO OTHERS, EVEN IN THIS TIME OF
SOCIAL DISTANCING.
THE MAYOR’S OFFICE PUT A CHECKLIST OF ACTS OF KINDNESS.
CHECK ON I LOVED ONE OR NAME OR -- CHECK ON A LOVED ONE OR NEIGHBOR, IF YOU ARE HEALTHY, GIVE BLOOD.
AGAIN, AT EXACTLY 2:49 THE BELLS OF THE OLD SOUTH CHURCH WILL RING AND WE WANT TO PAUSE AND LISTEN.
[BELLS RINING] >> WE REMEMBER THOSE LOST AND WHOSE LIVES WERE CHANGED FOREVER AND THE ACTIVE GOODNESS THAT HAPPENED SINCE THAT DARK DAY SEVEN YEARS AGO AND WE LEAVE YOU
WITH THIS.
JOHN HANCOCK HAS LEFT THE THANK YOU FLAG ON THE BERKELEY STREET BUILDING IN HONOR OF ONE BOSTON DAY, THE COMPANY PROVIDING THOUSANDS OF MEALS TO ESSENTIAL WORKERS THROUGH PATRIOTS’ DAY.
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