Hundreds run in 'Bed-Stuy Alive' 10K race
Runners took to the streets in Bedford-Stuyvesant Sunday to take on one of Brooklyn's longest-running races. Hundreds of residents ran in the 10-kilometer race, which is in its 33rd year. Organizers
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Oct 12, 2014, 9:55 PM
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Runners took to the streets in Bedford-Stuyvesant Sunday to take on one of Brooklyn's longest-running races.
Hundreds of residents ran in the 10-kilometer race, which is in its 33rd year.
Organizers say the event celebrates the neighborhood's culture and history while promoting a healthy lifestyle.
News 12's own Crystal Walker had a role as master of ceremonies, passing out awards to the winners.
There was also a bike race and a run for children.
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