After a record-breaking winter, the city of Boston comes to life once again as it prepares for the 119th Boston Athletic Association's Marathon. The city accumulated 110.3 inches of snow from November to March 2015, and an estimated $35 million was spent to remove it all. During these months, many local runners had to find alternative methods for training. Many say that they've become much more familiar with their treadmills' as marathon-training clinics were cancelled citywide.
We Are Still Boston Strong – Despite the Winter
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