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Time: May 8, 2016 from 10am to 11:45am
Location: near Coogan Pavillion in Edgewood Park
Street: near Whalley and Fitch
City/Town: New Haven
Website or Map: http://www.gonhgo.org/#!clean…
Phone: (203)-946-8067
Event Type: run
Organized By: Chris Schweitzer
Latest Activity: May 6, 2016
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goNewHavengo and the New Haven Road Runners are launching the inaugural CLEAN AIR RUN on May 8, 2016! The CLEAN AIR RUN is supported by the City of New Haven Transportation, Traffic, & Parking Department and the Parks & Recreation Department.
The CLEAN AIR RUN is a celebration of exercise, clean air, communities, and sustainability. Our vision is a healthy, vital New Haven. Our mission is to create a culture of ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION that powers CLEAN AIR.
Registration includes:
1. A race ticket to a USATF certified 5 km course.
2. A reusable BPA-free Nalgene bottle.
3. Three raffle tickets to use in the raffle of your choice.
4. Beer, beer, beeeer (21+). It's 5 o'clock somewhere!
Schedule:
9:00 am: Registration opens
9:55 am: Welcome announcement
10:00 am: Runners & walkers begin
11:00 am: Awards
11:15 am: Enjoy food, a farmer’s market*, each other, music, and come learn about all the great initiatives of our partner organizations.
*City Seed hosts its Sunday Farmer’s Market in Edgewood Park. We hope you take advantage of the fresh food they offer!
PLEASE NOTE: The Clean Air Run is a Zero Waste Event! Our goal is to send ZERO pounds of trash to the landfill. Help us by not bringing in any trash and by bringing your reusable water bottle with you and a canvas bag for any materials you pick up. We will not be providing single use disposable items, like utensils, plates, and water bottles. We will have water stations, recycling, and composting services at the event.
As we are promoting active and public transport (walking, running, biking, city bus, etc.) we are offering reduced priced tickets for those of you who are using active or public transportation to travel to/from the race. For those of you driving to the race (non-active transport), there is a $2 fee for ticket purchases.
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