Boogie the Bridge one-kilometre runners speed out of the gates Sunday morning.
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April 29, 2013 - 6:54 AM
Thousands of people filled Victoria Street in Kamloops Sunday morning for the 16th annual Daily News Boogie. These young runners took part in the one-kilometre run around downtown while many other runners and walkers ventured in to North Shore and Westsyde for the 5-kilometre, 10-kilometre or 21-kilometre routes.
After a quick send-off to the half-marathon runners a warm-up 'boogie dance' was held at the main stage, which saw Mayor Peter Milobar and MLA Terry Lake join organizer Jo Berry and several others guide participants through a warm-up dance before sending the Mini Boogie runners on their way.
The Boogie began in 1998 as an all-women's event with 68 participants.
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Ronald McDonald joined children on the one-kilometre Mini Boogie Sunday morning.
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Presley, Sophie, Lizzie and Madison show off their medals after finishing the Mini Boogie portion of Boogie the Bridge Sunday morning.
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