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4 Our Freedom 5K

4 Our Freedom 5K

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Run or walk with Z95.1 at the 4 Our Freedom 5K!  The event raises money for local non-profit organizations that provide services to military, veterans and their families who live in Central Virginia.  The run/walk takes place Saturday, June 1st at beautiful Panorama Farms in Earlysville, a facility that is not normally open to the public.  Click here to register, or for more information.

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