After Friday’s relay run, activities for the 29th annual Laurel Memorial Run and Walk continued Saturday morning with several walks and runs in downtown Silver Creek. During a remote broadcast on Kix Country, event co-founder Wayne Hotelling said that between 150 and 200 people were expected to turn out. He said the event honors not only his late daughter, Laurel, but for anyone in Chautauqua County with a developmental disability who could not take advantage of services that are available today…
Wayne Hotelling: what it’s all about
Kix Country’s Tony Lynn also spoke with Rich Norton, a retired Silver Creek Central School teacher, who was one of the runners who participated. He says the run is a great way to give back to the community…..