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"  In the wake of last week&amp;#039;s harrowing events, residents of Boston and other U.S. cities have showed their gratitude to those who worked tirelessly around the clock to keep people safe and informed. The Boston Globe received stacks of pizzas from fellow journalists at The Chicago Tribune, accompanied by a note that said, &amp;quot;We can&amp;#039;t buy you lost sleep, so at least let us pick up lunch.&amp;quot; The pizzas were not Chicago&amp;#039;s signature deep dish-style; they were brick oven-made from Pizzeria Regina, a Beantown institution located in the North End. More From Delish: Comfort Food Trends Through the Years  The Boston Globe wasn&amp;#039;t the only group in the city that received \u2014 and deserved \u2014 thanks. The Globe reports that in Watertown, the center of the manhunt, neighbors flocked to the police department to deliver food, from homemade cupcakes to lasagna. Watertown resident Elaine Martin told the Globe, &amp;quot;I just needed to thank them. I didn&amp;#039;t know what else to do.&amp;quot; Emily Suarez felt the same when she delivered a pumpkin-raisin bread, which, according to the Globe, was made from a family recipe. Suarez said, &amp;quot;I believe food is comfort. This is the least I could do.&amp;quot; Many others had the same sentiment, even if they didn&amp;#039;t make the food themselves. Domino&amp;#039;s reports that it has sent at least 20 orders of pies to Watertown&amp;#039;s police precinct. Some people chose to send donations to food establishments to help provide eats for first responders. According to the Globe, the police won&amp;#039;t need to worry about paying for coffee for a really long time, as folks have offered money to a local Starbucks to ensure Boston&amp;#039;s finest get their free drinks. Restaurants have stepped up to the plate as well, with many donating sales to One Fund Boston, Inc. and setting up fundraisers, according to Eater. Local favorite Sam Adams will donate any sales from its Sam Adams Boston 26.2 Brew (available in more than 50 restaurants across Boston) to the Greg Hill Foundation. Do you want to help out? Send your donations to One Fund Boston, Inc., created by Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick and Boston Mayor Tom Menino. Find more great food content on Delish:  Search for the perfect recipe from our homepage Find out the latest food news Get a recipe book to save your favorite dishes Sign up for our free newsletters Check us out on Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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