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Mary Wittenberg, president & CEO of New York Road Runners, presides over the opening bell.
 

Mary Wittenberg, president & CEO of New York Road Runners and runner Abdi Abdirahman, preside over the opening bell.

Mary Wittenberg, president & CEO of New York Road Runners and runner Abdi Abdirahman, preside over the opening bell.

Monday August 6, 2007
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Mary Wittenberg, president & CEO of New York Road Runners and Olympians, who competed in Sunday's NYC-Half Marathon, Abdi Abdirahman, Alan Culpepper, Hendrick Ramaala and Viktor Roethlin preside over the opening bell.

New York Road Runners, soon to celebrate its 50th anniversary, is dedicated to promoting the sport of distance running, enhancing health and fitness for all, and responding to community needs. New York Road Runners road races and other fitness programs draw upwards of 300,000 runners annually, and together with their magazine and website support and promote professional and recreational running. A staff of more than 100, assisted by thousands of volunteers, stages the ING New York City Marathon, as well as a road race nearly every weekend plus many track and cross country events. NYRR's home base in New York, and its lifelong identification with Central Park, have given many of its events iconic status, attracting the world's top professional runners.

New York Road Runners youth programs provide running to 25,000 schoolchildren in New York City and around the country who would otherwise have few or no fitness opportunities. For more information, visit www.nyrr.org.

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