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More than 2,000 runners finish 29th annual Cigna-Elliot Corporate 5K in Manchester

More than 2,000 runners finish 29th annual Cigna-Elliot Corporate 5K in Manchester
<RUNNERS ON YOUR MARK....GUN GOES OFF> MAYOR JOYCE CRAIG AND OUR OWN JAMIE STATON SENDING RUNNERS OFF IN THE 29TH ANNUAL CIGNA- ELLIOT CORPORATE 5K ROAD RACE TONIGHT... YOU CAN SEE A SEA OF GREEN- SHIRTED RUNNERS THROUGH THE STREETS OF MANCHESTER, WITH OVER 2-THOUSAND FINISHERS. IT WAS THE GRAND-RETURN OF THE RACE, AFTER MISSING 2 YEARS FOR COVID. THE WINNERS WERE BOTH FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE... MANCHESTER'S MEAGHAN BOUCHER AND HOOKSETT
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More than 2,000 runners finish 29th annual Cigna-Elliot Corporate 5K in Manchester
Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig and WMUR’s Jamie Staton sent runners off in the 29th annual Cigna-Elliot Corporate 5K road race Thursday. A sea of green-shirted runners made their way through the streets of Manchester, with more than 2,000 finishers.It was the grand return of the race, after missing two years due to COVID-19.The winners were both from New Hampshire — Manchester’s Meaghan Boucher and Hooksett’s Shane Whalen.The race is a fundraiser for the Solinsky Center for Cancer Care at Elliot Hospital.

Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig and WMUR’s Jamie Staton sent runners off in the 29th annual Cigna-Elliot Corporate 5K road race Thursday.

A sea of green-shirted runners made their way through the streets of Manchester, with more than 2,000 finishers.

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It was the grand return of the race, after missing two years due to COVID-19.

The winners were both from New Hampshire — Manchester’s Meaghan Boucher and Hooksett’s Shane Whalen.

The race is a fundraiser for the Solinsky Center for Cancer Care at Elliot Hospital.