'Joanie's race': that's not the official name, but everyone - including the sponsor - admits that this sparkling new race will be known for the vision, spirit, Down East hospitality of its founder, Joan Samuelson

Article Abstract:

Joan Benoit Samuelson, winner of the 1984 Olympic marathon race in Los Angeles, finally has achieved the creation of a road runner race in her home town. The first-ever run was held Aug. 1, 1998 with the elite of running officials and runners participating. Visitor information is included.

Description and travel, Maine, Competitions, Running races, Samuelson, Joan Benoit

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The longest mile: for legendary miler Steve Scott, beating cancer has been the toughest race so far

Article Abstract:

A 39-year-old lifelong athlete discovered that he had testicular cancer. He underwent surgery to prevent the spread of the embryonal seminomal carcinoma from spreading to his lungs and he will have to wait two years to be certain he is safe.

Personal narratives, Testicular cancer

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Mayor's race

Article Abstract:

Mayor Scheibel takes a four- to six-mile run every day. He has finished more than 30 marathons. He says that running 'energizes' him and gives him the necessary strength and self-confidence to be an effective politician.

Mayors, Scheibel, Jim

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