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North Cobb High School hosts 5k fundraiser

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Nov 10, 2010

North Cobb High School will hold its third-annual 5K run/walk fundraiser Nov. 13 in Kennesaw.

The “Warrior Way 5K” fundraiser benefits the school’s cross country teams and the Swift-Cantrell Park Foundation for ongoing park improvements.

The 5K begins at Kennesaw First Baptist Church, and the route continues up and down Main Street before ending at The Depot in downtown Kennesaw.

Runner registration is $25, and sponsorships are also available. Registration forms are available at www.northcobbcrosscountry.com.

For more information, contact Sandra Davis at Sandra.davis@cobbk12.org.

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