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TTL: Rugman of NYREJ completes 5k at 4th Annual Hussdog Jog

Rachel Rugman, editor of the New York/New England Real Estate Journal, participated in the 4th Annual Hussdog Jog, formerly the Steven R. Hussey 5K Memorial Road Race. The 5K run and 2 mile walk took place on July 12 at 80 Learning Ln. The event included raffles, awards, prizes and music from PJ the DJ. The 4th Annual Hussdog Jog commemorates the passing of Steven Hussey, who was a big part of the local community as a neighbor, coach, father and husband. Proceeds to benefit local brain injury and stroke centers. To donate to The American Stroke Foundation visit: http://americanstroke.org/donate/.
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