The City of Chicago and Race Organizers Prepare for the Bank of America Chicago Marathon set for Sunday, October 13

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The City of Chicago is in the final stages of preparation for the highly anticipated Bank of America Chicago Marathon, set for Sunday, October 13. This prestigious marathon attracts a diverse group of runners from various backgrounds, making it a celebration of athleticism and community. City officials are collaborating with race organizers to ensure that all necessary arrangements, such as road closures and safety protocols, are effectively implemented. The marathon route will take participants through some of Chicago's most famous neighborhoods and landmarks, offering a unique experience for both runners and spectators. In addition to promoting health and fitness, the event also boosts local businesses and fosters community spirit.

With thousands of participants expected, the marathon is poised to be a major highlight of the city's fall calendar. As the event draws near, the excitement within the city continues to build, reflecting Chicago's vibrant culture and commitment to hosting world-class events. The collaboration between city officials and organizers underscores the importance of community engagement in making this marathon a success.

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