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Dedicated runners gather Tuesday in Quemazon for the weekly pace race after a loud, wet thunderstorm. Courtesy/ACRR

Runners relax after the July 20 pace race held in the Quemazon Complex after a major thunderstorm. Courtesy/ACRR

ACRR News:

Priscila Rosa is the best predictor at 16 seconds off as well as the first female finisher with a time of 34:44 in the 3 mile distance in the weekly pace Tuesday in the Quemazon Complex after a major thunderstorm. 

Other accurate predictors are: Erofili Kardoulaki with a 27 second differential; Laura McClellan at 47 seconds off; Jan Velechovsky with a 103 second

ACRR News:

Charles Ferenbaugh had a perfect prediction in the Atomic City Road Runners weekly pace race held Tuesday evening on the Canada Bonito Trail by the ski hill with an indicated time of 39:45.

Other accurate predictors are: Sonja Behnke at 6 seconds off and also the first female finisher on the 1 mile trail run at 20:02; Sean Thomas with a 12 second differential; Evgenya Simakov at a 27 second difference; and Matthew Kerr at 37 seconds off and the best finisher in the 3 mile distance with a time of 21:53.

On the 1 mile paved course Adrian Medin, 10, was the top finisher at 8:13 and Jackie Marr was

The Y has thank you float mugs for donors $65+ (while supplies last) celebrating 65 years in the community. Courtesy/Y

Y News:

This July, the Y is asking the public and its membership, for donations so that everyone may use its programs regardless of their ability to pay.

Y CEO Chris Daniels said this usually helps 300 individuals, 200 of which are children who attend the Y’s after-school, camp and sports programs. He said 90 percent of financial assistance awards are given to people who live in Los Alamos and White Rock, and that 10 percent reside outside of the County.

“In our childcare programs,