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The fun, innovative, newsy stuff happening right around you.

Happy Patriots day, ITK readers! Are you ready for the 123rd edition of the Boston marathon? We have all the info you need.

Let’s get started …And They’re Off: This year, a total of 23,074 qualified applicants will participate in the marathon, a race that is the world’s oldest and one of the most challenging.

Runners will dot the streets Hopkinton, starting from Main St. in Hopkington, making their way through Framingham, Natick, Wellesley, Newton all the way to finish line on Bolyston St. in near the John Hancock Tower in Copley Square. The race is scheduled to begin at  9:02 AM through 12:05 PM. Read: Here’s How You Can Track Boston Marathon 2019 

#OfficeEnvy: When you walk into the Nasuni office, you might think you’re in a natural history museum, construction sight or at a makeup counter. But the office’s eclectic style is a nod to its customers. 

CEO Paul Flanagan said Nasuni puts up signs of its customers — which includes Meredith magazinesUlta, the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago and the Kiewit Corporation (a construction engineering company) — to remind the company of who it serves.

Nasuni’s office space in Seaport will be expanding to two floors, and the company is opening its office Marlborough, Mass., this month. Flanagan said he is excited that Nasuni will have an office in the Downtown area and in the suburbs, as it will give some of its employees a better commute. Take a tour here.

GoT Recap: Is it next Sunday yet? If you don’t watch “Game of Thrones,” you can move on and be spared from my excited rant. I could hardly contain my excitement and the premier made sure I occupied only the edge of the seat. But tell me, are you filling out a survival bracket? Do you need a primer? Or a laugh?

The News You Need

The fun, innovative, newsy stuff happening right around you.

Mass. marijuana industry is mostly corporate and white. Inside one Boston battle to change that

“Massachusetts was the first state in the nation to make social justice goals a cornerstone of marijuana legalization. But two years in, those equity provisions are giving way to old inequities, small players are being squeezed by the bigger national ones, and the question of which minority entrepreneur most deserves the neighborhood’s trust is proving to be hard to discern, a Spotlight Team review shows.”

Someone Flew a Drone over Fenway Park During a Red Sox Game
It was a drone, flying low over the baseball park during the last few innings. Thankfully (for the players and the drone) it never came close to the field, but it made a few laps around the stadium and even threw in a few quick drops to give the crowd a little thrill.”

Endangered Whale Experiencing Mini Baby Boom Off New England
The North Atlantic right whale is one of the rarest species of whale on the planet, numbering only about 411. But the Center for Coastal Studies in Provincetown, Massachusetts, said Friday its aerial survey team spotted two mom and calf pairs in Cape Cod Bay a day earlier. That brings the number seen in New England waters alone this year to three.”

Where to Eat/Drink

The events in Boston to hit up today, tomorrow.

Fried Fish Sandwich Tour: Here’s where you can eat fried fish sandwiches on Massachusetts’ North and South Shores 

Dumpings: Best Asian-style dumplings in Boston.

What to Do

The events in Boston to hit up today, tomorrow.

Patriots Day Parade: “Patriot’s Day is celebrated in Massachusetts to remember the events that took place in Boston leading to the American Revolution. Traditionally a morning flag-raising ceremony in Government Center is followed by speeches and a Patriots Day Parade.” Details here.

Boston Marathon Celebration: “On Monday, April 15, 2019, in celebration of the 2019 Boston Marathon, The Beehive, located in Boston’s South End, will host its sixth annual fundraiser in support of the Gillian Reny Stepping Strong Center for Trauma Innovation. From 3:00PM to midnight, 100% of proceeds will be donated towards the organization’s mission to fuel cutting-edge research and clinical programs in trauma healing and emergency preparedness.” Details here 

Weather

Stick your head out the window. Or read below

Baby, it’s (_) Outside: Scattered showers throughout the day, but don’t let that stop you from cheering on the runners today. Highs of 70 degrees, lows of 42, it’s a happy Monday indeed!

Sri Recommends

While I was away last week at a media fellowship, I had the chance to take a podcasting session with Cincinati Inquirer investigative journalist, Amber Hunt who discussed how she and her publication produced the very popular true crime podcast “Accused.” If you’re looking to binge, here you go.

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