L.I. runners in shock after bombing

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She added that she lived in Boston for three years while attending graduate school at Boston University. Each year she went to the Boston Marathon to watch the finish.

“I stood exactly where [the attack] happened three times,” Levine said. “We would always go towards the finish line. It’s absolutely horrific.”

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