| People
of all ages showed up for the .05K Bridge Run from babies
in strollers to Joe Shafran (right), a very experienced runner! |
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Jeff
Holland officially started the race. |
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The
event brought out runners in singles and in family groups. |
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Mercedes
of Annapolis provided the Pace Car. |
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On
your mark, get ready, set, Go! |
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If
needed, the refreshments crew was stationed at the middle of the
bridge. |
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This
lady made better time across the bridge than a lot of us! |
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And
it's over. Winning time was 32 seconds. |
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Prime
Minister Cindy Fletcher-Holden presented awards to the winners,
including the first one over the finish line, John Paul Samnitz
(left). |
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And
here's the custom-made trophy! |
| Dog
Day Afternoon |
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| Quite
a few dogs and their humans showed up to compete in events and just
socialize. There were also demonstrations... |
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The
police brought their working dogs who illustrated how being a bad
guy is now a good idea when they are around. |
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The
"Newfies" demonstrated their strength and intelligence.
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Allie-Oop
caught frisbees like a champ. That's her in the air inside the circle
next to owner Frank Montgomery. |
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| Sled
dogs showed their stuff too. |
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Annapolis
Mayor Dean Johnson and Alderman Ellen O. Moyer were judges of the
competitive events. |

Winner
of the largest dog title. |

Competing
for best singer. |

Competing
for best kisser. |

Winner
of the smallest dog title. |
Even
a little rain didn't keep everyone from having a great time.
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