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WINS LAKE MARATHON

Greg Mandak of Camp Hill, Pa., wins the Race the Lake Marathon a few minutes ago, breaking the ribbon at the Clark Sports. The half-marathon winner was Justin Spring of New York City, who is attending Bassett's medical school locally. A total of 336 runner circulated Otsego Lake this morning, up from 148 in 2014, the first year. (Jim Kevlin/allotsego.com)
Greg Mandak of Camp Hill, Pa., wins the Race the Lake Marathon a few minutes ago, breaking the ribbon at the Clark Sports Center. The half-marathon winner was Justin Spring of New York City, who is attending Bassett’s medical school locally. A total of 336 runner circulated Otsego Lake this morning, up from 148 in 2014, the first year. (Jim Kevlin/allotsego.com)

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