COLONIE NY-- The New York National Guard Family Readiness Council, a non-profit that raises money to help the families of New York Army and Air National Guard members, held its annual Hometown Heroes fundraising 5 K race on Oct. 19 at Crossings of Colonie Park here. Awards were presented to the fastest male and female runners and special recognition was given to participants in a "couch to 5 K " development program. (Division of Military and Naval Affairs Photo by Eric Durr/Released)

COLONIE NY-- The New York National Guard Family Readiness Council, a non-profit that raises money to help the families of New York Army and Air National Guard members, held its annual Hometown Heroes fundraising 5 K race on Oct. 19 at Crossings of Colonie Park here. Awards were presented to the fastest male and female runners and special recognition was given to participants in a "couch to 5 K " development program. (Division of Military and Naval Affairs Photo by Eric Durr/Released) Stock Photo

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