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Hundreds Take Part in Five Alarm 5K

Gwinnett Fire and Emergency Services event held at Town Center Park in Suwanee.

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The Five Alarm 5K was held in Suwanee for the first time Saturday by Gwinnett Fire and Emergency Services, after years in Grayson.

About 350 people participated in the 3.1-mile run, which started at City Hall and finished on a street behind City Hall.

Cory Cown, a recent Grayson High grad, won the men's division in 18.20. Joy Mariner-Palmer of Suwanee won the women's division at 20:54.

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Greg Hartsfield was first in the "stroller division" at 21:39.

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