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Another 15 Miles For Clean Water

ByTim Nolte

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Now is the time to be kicking the fundraising into high gear. We have a $50,000 matching gift right now. Anyone that gives will have their donation doubled. It’s like a buy-one-get-one donation. ? Why not take advantage and double your impact!

I didn’t get up early enough to get the additional 2 miles in that was on the HWI training plan, but I met the training plan miles. I knocked out the run with a pretty fast pace to get done before the running group met at 7am. It was way faster than the 9:53/9:23 pacing I was supposed to be running. I made it in time though.

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