Keller @ Large: Martin Richard's Family Reminds Us Of Good In World
After a week of wall-to-wall bad news, let's look back on a story that might make us all feel a little better about the world.
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After a week of wall-to-wall bad news, let's look back on a story that might make us all feel a little better about the world.
Jane Richard made a sign written in French that translates to the same "No more hurting people" message her brother held up before he was killed in the Boston Marathon bombings.
The road ahead for many Boston Marathon bombing survivors has been marked by recovery, resilience, and renaissance.
Mike Chase was about 20 feet away from the second explosion last year.
Tuesday morning, the Richard Family marked the day of remembrance by attending the wreath ceremony on Boylton Street.
Boston Globe reporter David Abel talks about the glimpse he got into the lives of the family of Martin Richard, the youngest marathon bombing victim.
As the anniversary of the marathon bombings approaches, the family of Jane and Martin Richard released a statement about their family's healing.
Four months after the Boston Marathon bombings the Richard family released a statement about Jane's progress.
After spending 39 days in the hospital, Jane Richard has been released.
Thousands of people have come together in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombings, and their generosity has been nothing short of astounding.
The Richard family released an update Thursday on the medical condition of 7-year-old Jane Richard.
A Watertown police officer with kids of his own, wants to help the Richard family as their daughter Jane recovers from serious injuries sustained in the Boston Marathon bombings.
