The New York City Marathon passes through the Hasidic Jewish part of Williamsburg. This stretch is now called the “silent mile.” Since many runners are not modestly dressed, Hasidim are asked to avoid the route. They don’t line the streets to cheer. But life goes on. Kids still go to school. Parents still head to work. The marathon blocks a main route, so you get this striking scene: Hasidim running one way, runners the other. To everyone running in any direction this Sunday, may the road be kin

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5K views · 211 reactions | The 1980s saw the marathon soar to new heights, thanks to its first-ever national broadcast, a field of 25,000 runners, and a decade of dominant performances, including 7 of Grete Waitz’s 9 victories. See for yourself in today’s Historical Highlights and tune into this year's #TCSNYCMarathon on November 7 on ABC7NY (local) and ESPN (national) starting at 8:30 a.m. ET | TCS New York City Marathon | Facebook