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Grab your sneakers & let's race!

     The days are longer, the flowers are blooming, it's race season again in Delaware County!  Last year I ran a race every week for eight weeks & I'm looking to try that again.  I wanted to start with the Shamrock Shuffle recently in Havertown, but it was a little over my running registration budget ($20 and under are more reasonable).  So it looks like the Kevin Cain 5K in Havertown on April 1 will kick off my racing season.  So far the races I have penciled in are:
                      April 1 - Kevin Cain 5K
                      April 7 or 8 - ???
                      April 14 - Ridley Run
                      April 21 or 22 - ???
                      April 28 - Hillcrest Elementary School in Drexel Hill or Twilight Run in Havertown
                      May 6 - Broad Street 10-miler
                      May 12 - Aronimink Elementary School in Drexel Hill
                      May 19 - Brad Schoener in Upper Darby
                      May 26 - ???

                   

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