20th annual San Francisco AIDS Walk set for July 16

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20th annual San

            Francisco AIDS Walk set for July 16
 Outtraveler Staff
          
          Jun 29, 2006
          
        
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       The 20th annual
            San Francisco AIDS Walk, a fund-raiser for the San
            Francisco AIDS Foundation and 43 other community-based
            organizations in       the Bay Area, is set for Sunday, July
            16, in the city. The 10-kilometer       walk will begin with
            an opening ceremony at       9:30 A.M. at Golden Gate
            Park's Sharon Meadow; the walk commences at
            10:30 A.M. For more information or to register for the walk,
            go online to       www.aidswalk.net/sanfran.

        
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