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Several Local Runners Are Safe in Boston
More than 15 local residents ran in the marathon Monday when two bombs detonated at the Boston Marathon finish line.
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At least two were killed and roughly 100 were injured when two bombs detonated at the finish line of the Boston Marathon on Boylston Street on Monday.
Of the residents in Plymouth, Whitemarsh and Conshohocken running in the race, several have been confirmed to be safe.
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Montgomery Township Police Officer Dan Rose, who was running the Boston marathon in honor of fallen officer Brad Fox, is confirmed safe.Â
Here is an update, as of 8:15 p.m. Monday, on the other runners:
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Conshohocken: Brett Kilefner, Kerry Martinson (reported on Facebook to be safe), Sebastian Niezgoda, Sean-Patrick Oswald, Robin Szarzynski
Plymouth Meeting: Gary Jonas, Jr. (Reported on Facebook to be safe), Tom Yunker
Lafayette Hill: Bonnie S. Averett, Hal S. Davidow,David R. Sellers, Mark Wolfheimer (Reported on Facebook to be safe), Jill Beccaris Pescatore
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