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The London City Council meeting on April 3, 2025, highlighted the urgent need for volunteers for the upcoming London Marathon, scheduled for April 12. Brenda Russell, a guest speaker and member of the Lions Club, addressed the council, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in this significant local event.
The marathon not only serves as a sporting occasion but also as a vital fundraiser for Merrimack Miracles, an organization dedicated to improving Merrimack Park. Russell explained that the funds raised from the marathon will support various projects, including the renovation of dugouts at the park's ball fields, which are in dire need of repair. This initiative aims to enhance the park's facilities for community use and enjoyment.
Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks, including registration, water distribution for runners, and support at the finish line. The event will require volunteers to arrive as early as 6 AM on the day of the marathon, with additional help needed the night before for pre-registration activities.
The council's discussion around the marathon underscores the importance of community engagement and support for local initiatives. By participating in events like the London Marathon, residents can contribute to the betterment of their community while enjoying a day of athleticism and camaraderie. The council encourages all residents to consider volunteering, as their involvement can make a significant difference in the success of the event and the future of Merrimack Park.
Converted from London City Council April 3, 2025 meeting on April 05, 2025
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