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Boston Mayor Thomas Menino says the One Fund will continue taking donations with an eye on distributing more money in the future. The mayor said Saturday that victims of the marathon bombing may have more expenses in the future, and the One Fund could be a way to help with those costs...

Nearly 250 people have requested to receive money from a multi-million dollar charity fund set up for victims of the Boston Marathon bombing.

Applications were rushing in the day before the deadline to submit a claim to the primary compensation fund for Boston Marathon bombing victims.       The One Fund's deputy administrator said 188 claims arrived by Friday, and more were expected as the Saturday deadline approaches.  ...

A procedure for how money will be distributed from the One Fund Boston to marathon bombing victims is now in place.

Tickets went on sale Monday morning for the concert to benefit the victims of the Boston marathon bombings, but if you weren't qucik on the draw you missed your chance.

Families of marathon bombing victims are reported to each receive well over a million dollars from the One Fund Boston.

The fund organized to aid the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings has now grown to more than $27,000,000.

When the bombings occurred on Monday in Boston people wanted to know how they can help. The One Fund was set up by Mayor Menino and Gov. Patrick, and now the people of the Southcoast can easily donate.

The fund established to help victims of the Boston Marathon bombing raised seven-million dollars in its first 24 hours.