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SportsSaturday, November 7

Veterans Day 5k

Saturday, November 7 · 9 a.m. · 105 E St Joseph St

🏟️NOV7Sat9 a.m.
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  • Saturday, November 7 · 9 a.m.
Where
105 E St Joseph StWathena, KS · 66090
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$30

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Community celebration honoring military service and supporting the Wathena American Legion Post #161

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