Good weather, participation surround memorial 5-K

Toronto, OHLocal News

The fourth-annual Suzanne Kresser Memorial 5-K Run and Walk took place on a sunny Saturday morning in Steubenville, drawing over 100 participants who celebrated community spirit and health. Jim Wood Park served as the backdrop for this popular event, where individuals of all ages enjoyed a scenic route through the Buena Vista Heights neighborhood. The run not only honored the memory of Suzanne Kresser but also brought together families, friends, and local schools, including Steubenville High School, demonstrating the event's wide appeal. Participants expressed their enthusiasm for the event, noting the positive impact it has on both fitness and community bonding. The organizers aimed to foster a sense of togetherness while promoting a healthy lifestyle.

With the weather being cool yet sunny, the conditions were perfect for a day of outdoor activity. Many participants shared stories of their connection to Kresser, adding a personal touch to the event. The memorial run continues to be a cherished tradition in Steubenville, encouraging ongoing community engagement and support for local initiatives.

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