UPDATE: Portsmouth Man, Woman Safe After Boston Bombing

Updated Tuesday at 10:18 a.m. 

Both Portsmouth runners are safe today after a devastating series of Boston explosions seriously injured at least 140 people and fatally wounded three. 

Kevin Callahan, a Portsmouth runner, is reportedly safe and on his way home after explosions rocked the finish line of the Boston Marathon today.

A friend of the family posted the following on Portsmouth Patch's Facebook page Monday night: 

Noreen Daly Skrzypiec: Kevin is on his way home per his wife!

Callahan, 56, finished the marathon today at 1:53 p.m. 

We can now confirm Portsmouth runner Elizabeth Guidone, 44, is safe and resting at home. 

Guidone's last checked time was at 2:53 p.m. at the 40K mark, according to the Boston Athletic Association website. 

Her husband updated us in the comment section below. He wrote, "I just wanted to let you know that Liz is okay. She got to mile 24 or 25 when the bombs went off. She is resting at home." 

Have you heard from anyone from town in Boston for the marathon? Let us know in the comments section below so their friends and loved ones who may not have heard from them can know they're safe.

If you are trying to reach friends or family and can't get through via phone, try texting instead. Texting uses less bandwidth. Anyone unable to contact loved ones is asked to call 617-635-4500.

You can also attempt to find loved ones through the RedCross Safe and Well program. Individuals can register themselves as safe or search for loved ones at http://redcross.org/safeandwell or call 1-800-RED-CROSS.

For continuing, up-to-the-minute coverage of the Boston Marathon bombings, click this link: http://patch.com/A-3CSp.