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[edit]DescriptionCharlie Baker and Kim Janey on One Boston Day 2021 (EzDMWAjWUAEznLa).jpg |
English: " Tonight, I joined @MayorKimJaney to honor and remember the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing by laying a wreath at the memorial on Boylston Street. Today's #OneBostonDay commemorations remind us of the strength and resilience of our city and Commonwealth. " |
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Source | https://twitter.com/MAGovArchive/status/1382830400217743362 |
Author | Office of Governor Charlie Baker |
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