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Long Branch 5K

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The Long Branch 5K is set to occur on November 2, 2025, at 8:00 AM local time in Silver Spring, Maryland. This fun run will feature a festive environment, encouraging participants of all ages to engage in physical activity. The event, categorized under sports and attractions, is expected to draw a diverse crowd from the Washington Metropolitan Area. Located at 8601 Garland Ave, the race route will showcase the local community. As part of its mission, the Long Branch 5K aims to promote health and wellness while fostering community ties.

The event serves as a platform for local businesses and organizations to connect with participants and spectators. Organizers anticipate a significant turnout, emphasizing the importance of community engagement in promoting a healthy lifestyle. Overall, the Long Branch 5K represents a vital opportunity for residents to come together in a shared celebration of fitness and fun.

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