Security Beefed Up For California International Marathon
Thoughts of the Boston Marathon bombings weren't far from the minds of organizers of the California International Marathon.
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Thoughts of the Boston Marathon bombings weren't far from the minds of organizers of the California International Marathon.
The California International Marathon got an early and cold start Sunday in Folsom as runners braved the conditions and supporters bundled up.
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