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4th Annual Boston Strong Benefit Run

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Head of Applewild Christie Stover and Mayor Stephen DiNatale listen as Brittany Loring thanks the runners at the 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run on Saturday morning at the Applewild School. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
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Head of Applewild Christie Stover and Mayor Stephen DiNatale listen as Brittany Loring thanks the runners at the 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run on Saturday morning at the Applewild School. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green

  • Head of Applewild Christie Stover and Mayor Stephen DiNatale listen as Brittany Loring thanks the runners at the 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run on Saturday morning at the Applewild School. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
  • Head of Applewild Christie Stover and Mayor Stephen DiNatale listen as Brittany Loring thanks the runners at the 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run on Saturday morning at the Applewild School. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
  • Spectators line up at the 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run on Saturday morning at the Applewild School. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
  • Mayor Stephen DiNatale and Head of Applewild Christie Stover at the 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run on Saturday morning. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
  • Andrew Bedard plays Amazing Grace at the 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run on Saturday morning at the Applewild School. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
  • Wilbur Bullock and Andrew Bedard perform Amazing Grace at the 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run on Saturday morning at the Applewild School. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
  • Hafsa LeBreche, who will be running the Boston Marathon for the Brittany Fund, thanks the runners at the 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run on Saturday morning at the Applewild School. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
  • Scarlett Caroline Haenish presents flowers to Brittany Loring at the 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run on Saturday morning at the Applewild School. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
  • Runners take off at the start of the 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run on Saturday morning at the Applewild School. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
  • Runners take off at the start of the 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run on Saturday morning at the Applewild School. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
  • Runners take off at the start of the 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run on Saturday morning at the Applewild School. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
  • Walkers take off at the start of the 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run on Saturday morning at the Applewild School. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
  • Walkers take off at the start of the 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run on Saturday morning at the Applewild School. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
  • Mayor Stephen DiNatale greets Mark Gionet along with Isabella, Dominic and Giovanni the 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run on Saturday morning at the Applewild School. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
  • The 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run was held on Saturday morning at the Applewild School. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
  • Walkers take off at the start of the 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run on Saturday morning at the Applewild School. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
  • Jessica Anderson crosses the finish line of the 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run on Saturday morning at the Applewild School. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
  • Oakmont student Brianna Richard paints Giovanni Gionet's face during the 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run on Saturday morning at the Applewild School. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
  • Nathan Brown, of Fitchburg, crosses the finish line of the 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run on Saturday morning at the Applewild School. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
  • First place finishers Robert Cruz and Jessica Anderson the 4th annual Boston Strong 2.62 Mile Benefit Walk and 5K Run on Saturday morning at the Applewild School. Proceeds from the race were to benefit the Brittany Fund for Trauma and Recovery, an organization founded by Brittany Loring, a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / Ashley Green
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