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It’s just one Mile

October 17, 2013

Inaugural Franklin Park Mile set for Sunday, October 20

By Chrissy Horan, Boston.com

This might surprise the readers of this blog, but not everyone likes to run.

I know it’s hard to believe, but it is true. Fortunately some folks out there are not letting this stop them from trying to get...

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Simpson reflects on medals, race tactics and looks forward to a fun 2014

October 16, 2013

Two-time World 1500 medalist and Olympian leads U.S. women's middle distance charge

By Steven Mills for the IAAF

It would not be an exaggeration to say that the USA is currently the top nation in the world for strength in depth in the women's middle distance events and leading the way is ...

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Catching Up with Garrett Heath

October 15, 2013

"I think road Miles are a good way to involve communities more in what we're doing and generally build interest in running."

By Scott Bush, RunnerSpace.com

If road Miles were an Olympic event, Garrett Heath might have an Olympic medal. We're kidding...kind of. 2013 was the year of road miling...

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NH running festival to host Mad Moose Mile

October 14, 2013

Swag is limited to the first 200 runners: beer sampling glass and hunter's hat

By Bradford Randall, The Telegraph

NASHUA, N.H. – This coming weekend, Nashua will be sprinting into the history books as the The Telegraph, in conjunction with NH.com and Millennium Running, hosts the city’s first...

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