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Nearly 100 Compete in Lee's Main Street Mile
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LEE, Mass. -- Noah Hassmer and Michaela Grady were the top male female finishers at the Main Street Mile on Saturday.
Hassmer ran a time of 5 minutes, 2.5 seconds to pace the field at the event, part of the Founders Day celebration in town and a fund-raiser for the Lee Middle and High School cross country teams.
Hassmer finished 27 seconds ahead of runner-up Sam Harding.
Pittsfield's Grady placed sixth overall and first among the female runners, hitting the finish line in 5:55.69.
Ninety-six runners finished the event.
Full results are available on the Berkshire Running Center website.
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