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Fourth Annual Napa River Rock & Stroll 6K Fun Run

presents the fourth annual family fun run/walk on Saturday, Sept. 22, 2012.

This 6K fun run/walk along the Napa River Trail is a great way to engage in a healthy activity and support local families. The event is suitable for all ages and fitness levels.

The fun begins at 8:30am at the softball fields and ends at in downtown Napa. Participants will enjoy live music performed by local
musicians along the River Trail during their run or walk and will be greeted at the Finish Line Festival by hopping dance tunes.

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The festival features kids’ activities and family-friendly vendors. Registered participants receive a race bib, race T-shirt and reusable water bottle (while supplies last), goodie bag, free downtown parking and shuttle to the starting line at Kennedy Park.

Through Sept. 6, registration is $15 for children, $20 for teens and $25 for adults. Tots 5 and younger can take part for free.

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Participants can register online at http://www.napariverrocknstroll.org or pick up an entry form at , 1340 Fourth St. in downtown Napa.

Early registration is encouraged, as prices will increase by $5 on September 7. Race-day registration begins at 7 a.m. at the Kennedy Park softball fields.

A fundraiser for Cope Family Center, Napa River Rock & Stroll benefits child abuse prevention programs in Napa County. For 40 years, Cope Family Center has been teaching families in stress how to become stable and self-sufficient for the benefit of their children and our community. Serving more than 1,350 families, Cope is a hub for multiple community services, providing a comprehensive approach to meet each family’s challenge.

Community members who want to do more in the campaign to benefit the children and families of Napa County are welcome to form teams of co-workers, friends,
neighbors, family or club members, and raise funds. All donations and funds raised will benefit Cope’s child abuse prevention programs and are tax-deductible. Details on forming a team are provided at http://www.napariverrocknstroll.org

To volunteer, contact Aimee Inglis at 252-1123 x 104. For sponsorship information, please contact Liz Marks at 252-1123 x 108. For all other information, contact Christina
Mitchell at 252-1123 x 114.

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