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Walk to end Alzheimer

By: Jennifer K. Perkins

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The Southeastern Kentucky Walk to End Alzheimer was held Saturday morning in downtown Corbin.

Participants began at Sanders Park and walked to NIBROC Park and then back to Sanders Park.

Officials said 193 participants from 23 teams had signed up to take park.

 

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