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Hundreds gather downtown for TCC’s first Toro Dash

December 4, 2012
People of all ages enjoy a morning walk/run for TCC’s inaugural Toro Dash. Food and music were available for this family event, and door prizes were given to several participants. Proceeds from the race went to the TCC Foundation Scholarship Fund, the TCC Wellness Fund and the Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children nonprofit organization.
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