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Relay for Life, Georgia


Question Posted Thursday May 4 2006, 5:53 pm

Tomorow night, (May 5th) Is the Relay for Life in Fayetteville, Georgia. My friends and I would like to attend, not as a team walking, but we saw an arcticle saying that they're are games, boothes, food vendors, carnival things (rock walls, moon bounces ) open and encouraged for the public. My parents want to know about all of this, I can't find a website for the georgia relay for life, I need to know some things about it, like how everthing works, and I would also like to know if it cost anything to get in to it.
Thanks bunch!

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