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AIDS walk raises record amount

Event raises nearly $130,000 for AIDS Community Resources.

Organizers of the 14th annual Syracuse, N.Y., AIDS Walk/Run, held Sunday, say the event raised a record-high $128,579 for AIDS Community Resources, according to the Syracuse newspaper The Post- Standard. The previous record amount raised was $89,000 in 2004; last year's walk raised $83,000. About 140 runners and 900 walkers participated in this year's fund-raiser. (The Advocate)

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