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The 3.1-mile run/walk begins at 7:30 a.m. followed by a free kids’ run at 8:45 a.m. It’s an All-American-style celebration featuring a shady course, live music, ice-cold watermelon for all, free kids’ run, and the crowd favorite, the 13th Annual Watermelon Eating Contest judged by Florida’s Watermelon Queen. “AdventHealth is happy to sponsor this 5k in support of our military veterans. AdventHealth employs large numbers of veterans in all areas of the organization, from doctors and nurses to chaplains to senior executives. The discipline, dedication and leadership shown by our veteran employees are invaluable in carrying out AdventHealth’s mission,” said Sharon Line-Clary, the vice president of Runners and walkers will begin the 5k on Thursday, July 4 in downtown Winter Park at 7:30 a.m. Register at TrackShack.com. marketing for AdventHealth. 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