Boylston Street is Back

No one who lived through the tragic events of last weekwill ever forgetthe horror of this crime----five dead and nearly 300 wounded. But as Boylston Street reopens to residents, businesses and the public this morning,were proud that our city still stands strong.

As this major Back Bay street is repopulated with people flocking back totheirhomes, offices, and shops filled with international retailers, itremindsusthat Boston is a special place,highly prizedby us locals and discerning folks worldwide.

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