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Race Directors In-line with On-line Promotions
The tried and true methods of event promotion is giving way to a new breed.

Mill Cities…and the Flu.
A great event (even if you’re sick)
Also: Busy as a Beaver
Also: Dreading another Delightful Derry

Running For A Cause
The sport of running requires a passion that makes it well-suited as a fundraising vehicle for causes
Also: First SheRUN Article
Also: Second SheRun Article

Busy as a Beaver
Wildlife returns to suburbia and adds a touch of life to trail running.
Also: Dreading another Delightful Derry
Also: The Minnehaha Express

A Great Time Planned for The Great Race
According to the Irish, there are two types of people; those who are Irish and those who wish they were Irish. Similarly in the world of the Somerville Road Runners (SRR) there are two types of runners; those who will be running An Ras Mor and those who wish they did.
Also: Official Website
Also: Online Registration

Tsunami Fund Raiser in New Hampshire
This coming Saturday in Laconia, NH there will be a race to aid the survivor of last months devastating Tsunami in Asia.

A Witness to Greatness
All right—so he’s human, after all. That was confirmed by the persistent cough that interrupted the post-race press conference hastily arranged in the tunnel behind the track at the Reggie Lewis center.
Also: Meet Photos

The Lewis and Clark Bicentenial Relay -- Kamiah, Idaho to Fort Clatsop, Oregon
Relay Experience of a Lifetime--A Running Relay Like no Other, to Commemorate the Greatest Overland Journey of Discovery in the History of the United States
Also: Event Management

Dreading another Delightful Derry
Sixteen miles uphill in three-degree weather with a headwind…now that’s a race!
Also: Full Results
Also: The Minnehaha Express

The Minnehaha Express
Rail running in Minnesota reveals some basic truths.
Also: Pub Race Coming of Age Portends a Culture Shift
Also: Le Frosty Runs

Pub Race Coming of Age Portends a Culture Shift
It required a swim in the Atlantic Ocean, but I got my “Hangover Classic” glass.

The Ultra Life
An interview with Lisa Smith Batchen
Also: First SheRUN Article

Le Frosty Runs
Down on the bike path, by the canal, the ice is two inches thick and slick.

A New Year, New Dreams, New Goals
Whether or not we are actually able to achieve them, setting goals to improve our running is still a worthwhile pursuit.

Running 2003: The Best of Times and the Worst of Times
In the world of running in 2003, it was the best of times, and the worst of times.

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