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More than 500 runners from Fort Drum and the local

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More than 500 runners from Fort Drum and the local communities ran the 2nd annual Memorial to Monument Run on Sept. 14. The 11-mile route began at Memorial Park on post, went through the Black River Trail and concluded with a steep trek to the top of Thompson Park. Awards were presented to the top male, female and youth runner during the post-run festivities, which included entertainment from the 10th Mountain Division Band, a military equipment display and demonstration from American Kang Duk Won Karate students. The Watertown Family YMCA also hosted a 5K run and a youth ninja obstacle course at Thompson Park. (Photo by Mike Strasser, Fort Drum Garrison Public Affairs)

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14/09/2019
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