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PARTNERS | HEALTHY CITY | HOW HEALTHY | VISION | SUMMIT | PRIORITIES | FUNCTIONS | CITY OF FALL RIVER |
More than 1,400 runners
competed in the 20th Annual Officer
Thomas J. Giunta Memorial 5K Road Race on a
perfect April 6, 2014. The opening ceremony included the Fall River
Police Department color guard and the National Anthem led by the South
Coast Community Chorale. Some of the Fall River Fitness Challenge
participants took part along with several City Councilors and at least
one State Representative.
Runners took off from the corner of Bank and High Streets and headed up High Street on the course
that ran down New Boston Road, Oak Grove Avenue and ended in front of the Salvation Army
on
Bedford Street.Nineteen-year-old Matthew Moussamih, who won last year's
race, came in first this year while Lindsay Anspach took the lead among
the women. Click here to see race results.
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(Top row) A team of runners from the Deaconness Home poses for a photo as City Councilor Paul DaSilva talks with Fall River Police Chief Dan Racine and Rachel Rapoza of the South Coast Community Chorale talks with Race Coordinator Dave Pacheco. (Row two) Sixty place winner David Mohamed lines up with State Representative Carole Fiola before the starting gun. (Row three, right) Fitness Challenge participant James Bellizzi makes his way up Highland Avenue with the other runners. (Bottom row, left) Ryan Resendez paces David Mohamed at the halfway point. (Bottom row, right) James Bellizzi, center, crosses the finish line at at 26 minutes, 16 seconds |
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