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Annual 5K Benefits Wayland’s Dudley Pond Association
There are events for all ages and abilities.

WAYLAND, MA—The 22nd annual Dudley Pond Run will be held Sunday, September 23. Proceeds benefit the Dudley Pond Association’s efforts to preserve the quality of Dudley Pond and fight invasive pondweeds.
There are events for all ages and abilities: a 5-kilometer race sanctioned by USA Track & Field, a 2-mile competitive walk, a kids’ race, and a non-competitive fitness walk.
Sylvia Greene of Passion to Move leads the noncompetitive fitness walk starting at 9 a.m. It will be followed by the kids’ fun run at 10:30 a.m. and at 11 a.m. by the 5-kilometer race and the 2-mile competitive walk.
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With advance registration, the fee is $6 for the kids’ fun run and $20 for all other events. Preregister as a member of a running or walking team of five or more and pay $18.
On race day, the fee is $8 for kids, $25 for adults.
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More information and instant online registration for all events are available at www.dudleypond.org.
More information and the registration form also can be obtained by writing Dudley Pond Run, PO Box 5114, Wayland, MA 01778-4137 or calling 508-655-1923 or 781-696-3445.
The first 50 registered adult runners and walkers will receive an official race T-shirt. The race will be held rain or shine.
The race begins at Mansion Beach, located at Mansion Road and Lakeshore Drive, near Route 126 and West Plain Street, in Wayland, Mass. The event will loop around the pond with a short hilly route through the residential area.
The Dudley Pond Association is a nonprofit organization in Wayland. Its goal is to preserve the present and future wellbeing of the natural and beautiful 84-acre pond, designated as a Great Pond by Massachusetts, for fishing, canoeing and other light recreation. Pond usage is open to all state residents.
Photo of Dudley Pond submitted, Dudley Pond Association, used with permission
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