“Water, water, every where, “Nor any drop to drink.’’ –The Rime of the Ancient Mariner (Samuel Taylor Coleridge) *Neshaminy Creek runs right through the heart of Tyler State Park, a place where Larry Waldman has […]
Three-hour marathoners Maggie and Rich Kanak are always looking for new challenges and they may have found one practically right in their backyard. The Kanaks, along with other Bucks County Roadrunners Club officials, are helping […]
When you’ve been at something to test your competitive will for as long as Ryan Jones has, you’re not going to let a little something like Type 1 diabetes ruin the show, right? No sir. […]
At 76, Edward Haines says his triathlon times aren’t getting any faster. But, he adds, he isn’t slowing down either. Which, in the world of multi-sport, means he’s getting more competitive because almost all folks […]
If the 10K is a little too long for you and the 5K is a little too short, we have just the race. The new “8K Challenge’’ (officially 4.97 miles but close enough to call […]
It’s still the king. The Revolutionary Run 10K/5K, about to celebrate its 38th anniversary on Wednesday, July 4, remains the biggest and best of Bucks County’s road races. Back in 1981, a plan was hatched […]
He’s 98 and getting faster. Yes sir. Last Sunday, George Etzweiler proved that by completing all 7.3 miles of the 4,650-foot high Mount Washington (N.H.) Road Race a minute quicker than he did it in […]
Dear Dad, It isn’t often that a son gets to wish his father a Happy 100th Birthday and Happy Father’s Day in the same week, so I’m going to do that now and share those […]
Ever drive across the Scudder Falls Bridge and wonder what it would be like to see the view of the Delaware River on a run or a bike ride? Well, this dream might become a […]
Hasn’t life thrown enough curveballs at Greg Grace? Or perhaps beanballs is a better way to put it. But you know what? Every time the Washington Crossing resident with the eye-opening running resume gets knocked […]
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