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Sponsor spotlight Scare up some fun for our schools. Run, walk, dash or stroll at 17th annual Monster Mad Dash 5K

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The Celebrate Schools Monster Mad Dash 5K returns to Lake Ballinger in Mountlake Terrace on October 4, inviting the community to participate in a morning of fun. Registration starts at 8 a. m. , with the race kicking off at 9 a. m.

for runners, followed by walkers, strollers, and pets at 9:15 a. m. Attendees are encouraged to don costumes for a chance to win prizes. The event includes outdoor games and a Kids Zone, offering activities for children of all ages. Proceeds from the race benefit the Foundation for Edmonds School District, which provides essential resources for local students.

This year, the event is supported by various sponsors, including Edmonds College and Chick-fil-A. The Monster Mad Dash not only promotes fitness but also strengthens community ties through shared experiences.

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