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The annual Relay for Life Stuff Sale attracted hundreds of people to Thames Lea Plaza Saturday.
In addition to funds raised by Relay teams, more than $3,000 was added through a barbeque, luminary sales and Victory Ford’s Drive 4 UR Community program. Here, Sarah McFadden of the Shooting Stars team holds a relay baton and a cookbook her team is selling to raise funds for the June 11 event.
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