Being part of a group is powerful, and for an event like the Main Street Mile, it can spark motivation, sometimes in unexpected ways.
By Nic DeCaire, Newark Post
I’ve driven down Main Street almost every day for the last 10 years. In that time, I’ve watched the landscape change along with the...
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The annual run helps raise money for the Newark Police Department's K-9 unit.
From Newark Post
Undeterred by windy and wet conditions, 209 people completed the Main Street Mile on Saturday.
The race, now in its ninth year, raises money for the Newark Police Department’s K-9 unit.
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One-Mile races are few and far between. But they're lots of fun because they are so short and simple. Health and wellness is a large part of our programming at the club and we are excited to offer a unique race to the community that aligns with our mission.
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Record turnout ran iconic distance in Falmouth last Sunday
By The Enterprise staff
A record number of runners participated in this year’s Main Street Mile, a family-oriented race sponsored by the Falmouth Track Club that starts on the Falmouth Village Green and ends at the Ellen T. Mitchell...
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Top two men go sub-4 minutes on the point-to-point, downhill course; Nikki Zoeller women's champion
PEORIA, Ill. - At the 5th Legacy Investments Main Street Mile, hundreds unleashed their inner cheetah Friday evening. In the men's Open race, Johnny Crain edged John Darmody to defend his title....
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By Jane Miller, Peoria Journal Star
What a summer Johnny Crain is having.
The 2010 1600-meter state champion for Dunlap High School won the 15K race at the Steamboat Classic three weeks ago.
And Friday, Crain became the first runner to go under four minutes in the Main Street Mile, winning...
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