It sounds improbable, but "Finish Line: The Untold Stories of the 2013 Boston Marathon" opens Thursday with a simple mission — to tell the stories of bravery, resilience and recovery through the eyes of people who lived them.
BOSTON – It's hard to keep up with Ralph Boyd, Jr. At first glance, the résumé of the CEO of the American Red Cross of Massachusetts seems as frenetic as his exuberant personality.
In the span of two decades, he has worked as a federal prosecutor, been a partner at a major Boston Law firm, served as former President George W. Bush's chief civil rights enforcer, headed up the Freddie Mac Foundation, and founded an inner-city charter school group.
