Humans of Relay for Life

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Survivors carry the Relay Survivor banner as a part of the Survivor Lap, which signifies the official start of the event. Survivors and their families walk to celebrate.

Clare Strickland, Editorial Board
May 20, 2014

On Friday May 9, people from all over the Northborough/Southborough community donned their rain jackets and pitched their tents around the Algonquin track to participate in the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life.

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Clare Strickland, Editor-in-Chief

Clare Strickland joined The Harbinger in early 2011 as a staff writer. She was Copy and Layout Editor for her sophomore year, Managing Editor her junior...

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Concerned Reader • May 18, 2014 at 8:49 pm

The headline is “Humans of Relay for Life” but photo number 6 is clearly of a dog. Please correct this mistake.


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