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Beach_to_beacon_11

Published
March 15, 2012

Runners snap up 4,000 B2B entries in 5:06

Those wishing to run the race still have a chance at 1,850 spots in a lottery that closes March 22 at midnight.
Published
August 6, 2011

Beach to Beacon: A win-win kind of race

CAPE ELIZABETH – The sound was part yip, part grunt and punctuated by cries of “I beat the runners, I beat the runners.” It was the sound of Mike Noyes’ joy. Noyes is a 58-year-old from Bangor who lost the use of his legs 11 years ago after a 20-foot fall. Six mornings a week […]
Published
August 6, 2011

Humidity takes a toll, but still lots to enjoy at Beach to Beacon

While times were off because of conditions, a scenic course and large crowds provided relief.
Published
August 6, 2011

Elite Men: Solo effort pays off for Kogo

Micah Kogo of Kenya breaks away midway through the race and cruises to a 9-second win.
Published
August 6, 2011

Maine Women: Showing heart in heat

Sheri Piers tops her division on a challenging day that slowed training partners Erica Jesseman and Kristin Barry.

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Published
August 6, 2011

Maine Men: A winning session

Ellsworth's Louie Luchini, a state representative, adds his name to the list of champions in the Maine men's division.
Published
August 6, 2011

Elite Women: Kiros leaves challengers in her wake

Aheza Kiros of Ethiopia is the top female finisher by 27 seconds, while American Deena Kastor withdraws.
Published
August 6, 2011

Notebook: New Jersey teacher rolls through flats

CAPE ELIZABETH – The TD Bank Beach to Beacon 10K is one race Tony Nogueira won’t miss — and not just because he has great success at it. “It’s a beautiful race,” said Nogueira. “The people are friendly. And the lobster is nice.” Nogueira, an art teacher from Jersey City, N.J., won his eighth men’s […]
Published
August 6, 2011

Elite men: Top seven are from Kenya

Micah Kogo cruises to victory in 27 minutes, 46.9 seconds.
Published
August 6, 2011

Maine men: Ellsworth representative takes first

Louie Luchini finishes in 30 minutes, 35.5 seconds.