BROWNSBURG — Check out a few sights from the Brownsburg Relay for life, currently being held at West Middle School from 5 p.m. Friday until 5 p.m. Saturday.
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The State Bank of Lizton tent was up ready to walk on Saturday morning, decorated with colorful hanging sandals. Bart Doan/Flyer photos
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Tents for campers lined the track, with early risers taking in a sunny weekend morning while their teammates walked at the Brownsburg Relay for life, held at West Middle School.
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Denton Mac ran 20 miles at the Brownsburg Relay for Life, 80 times around the Brownsburg West track.
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