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Thousands ran for a good cause on Sunday morning in the 15th annual Goldy’s Run.
Participants raised money for Masonic Children’s Hospital to help kids with heart disease.
RELATED: 15th annual Goldy’s Run will help support M Health Fairview Children’s Hospital
The first of several races kicked off at 8 a.m. The longest race was 10 miles.
During the race, I-94 eastbound was closed from 11th Avenue in downtown Minneapolis to Franklin Avenue past East Bank. University Avenue and 4th Street was also closed.
The event was emceed by 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS anchors Paul Folger and Leah McLean.
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