Mile News


Sarah Brown Gears Up for Baby, Olympic Trials

September 23, 2015

Despite March 21 due date, Miler hopes to compete at the track Trials next July.

By Alison Wade, Runner's World

Last week, Sarah Brown, a top American 1500 meter runner, made the surprise announcement that she and her husband, Darren Brown, a sub-4:00 Miler and University of Texas...

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Seniors, students alike enjoy Mile race at Mt. Lebanon’s Asbury Heights

September 23, 2015

Employee wellness program at a senior living facility turned into an annual event for employees, residents and the community.

By Harry Funk, The Almanac

Taking a leisurely pace along the Mile course, Dan Geier and Paul Blake didn’t mind that some others finished it quite a bit before them.

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Island pupils ready for daily Mile

September 22, 2015

“For us, the Mile is a non-competitive activity with no start and finish, so pupils can run at their own pace and everyone regardless of age, ability or circumstance can get involved."

From The Stornaway Gazette

A Mile in 15 minutes – could you do it? Well pupils at Isles’ schools are setting...

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Winning the race against yourself

September 21, 2015

My time didn't set any records, or win me anything. But that's running. For most of us, we're running against ourselves - our whole selves: mind, body, doubts and all. And on that pretty fall day, I won.

By Jen A. Miller, The Philadelphia Inquirer

In the end, it's the glass in my foot that...

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