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'Run, Santa, Run' helps out in fight against diabetes

Published 1:02 am, Wednesday, November 28, 2012

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  • Kelly Wohlfarth, 29, of Danbury sports a stylish and seasonally colorful ensemble as she jogs the final half-mile of "Run, Santa, Run 2 - The Sequel," a five-kilometer road race hosted Nov. 24, 2012 in New Milford by the St. Peter's Lodge No. 21 Masons as a benefit for American Diabetes Association. Photo: Norm Cummings
    Kelly Wohlfarth, 29, of Danbury sports a stylish and seasonally colorful ensemble as she jogs the final half-mile of "Run, Santa, Run 2 - The Sequel," a five-kilometer road race hosted Nov. 24, 2012 in New Milford by the St. Peter's Lodge No. 21 Masons as a benefit for American Diabetes Association. Photo: Norm Cummings

 

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More than 400 Greater New Milford area runners of every make and model joined in the fun Saturday for "Run, Santa, Run -- The Sequel.'

The event was a low-key road race/walk hosted by the St. Peter's Lodge No. 21 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons.

The race champions over a five-kilometer course along Young's Field Road and Housatonic Avenue were Paul Malek, 21, of Brookfield, and Linda Malarkey, 43, of New Milford.

They clocked respective times of 17:10 and 21:10 over the relatively flat, out-and-back layout.

The real winner of the second annual event was the American Diabetes Association, the beneficiary of the race's proceeds.

For race results, check www.fasttrackingtiming.com.For more event information, visit runsantarun.org.

For more photos, visit www.newmilfordspectrum.com.

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