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Vaclav Pichl: Symphony in B flat (London Mozart Players)


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Local Runners Take 100 Mile Trek Through Northeast Ohio

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This weekend more than 150 runners from all over the country will jog through Northeast Ohio's fields and forests. A 100-mile ultra marathon is beginning its first year in the region. Some local runners have been training for months for the grueling challenge.

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Good luck Tony - when you start the race I will be lifting off at Cleveland and heading for Mexico. I will check out your progress when I land. I hope you ran slow so the reporter could keep up !


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