Bedford Record Review Article about the 2012 Loop
Below is Don Heppner’s cover article from the April 27, 2012 issue of the Bedford Record-Review. Click on the image to make it larger.
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Bedford Record Review 2011 Article
Don Heppner wrote up another fantastic article for the Leatherman’s Loop in the Bedford Pound Ridge Record Review. The 2011 article is attached below – click the ‘read more’ link to see the second page. Click the article scans to bring up larger sizes (Link to 2009 article.)
Loop 2009 Article in Bedford Record Review
Leatherman’s Loop, if Grueling, Provides Thrills Bedford Record Review • May 1, 2009 • Cross River, NY • Front Cover article by Don Heppner • Photos by Jack Goldberg and Trudy Wood (The second page is scanned below, click images to see larger size scan.)
Katonah man leads the pack at Leatherman’s Loop
(republished from old website) The Bedford Pound Ridge Record Review Friday, April 30, 2004 By DON HEPPNER “I still can be surprised by this race,” said organizer Tony Godino after 18 years of running the Leatherman’s Loop Race at the Ward Pound Ridge Reservation. This year’s racers set a new course record, and a fourth …
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The Leatherman’s Loop is a Running Show
(Republished from old website) By Don Heppner, The Lewisboro Ledger April, 2001 • Cross River, New York Last Sunday’s weather only helped to make the Leatherman’s Loop race a booming success for the 15th year in a row. In what has been touted as the largest cross-country race in the northeast, more than 725 runners …
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Do you dare run the ‘Leatherman’s Loop?’
(republished from old website) Friday, April 13, 2001 • The Record-Review By Don Heppner The 15th annual Leatherman’s Loop, in Ward Pound Ridge Reservation on Sunday, April 22, 2001 at 9 a.m., is guaranteed to separate the intrepid from the not-so-intrepid. The 10 kilometer race takes runners through streams, up and down steep slopes, over …
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