Buffalo Marathon adopts culture of inclusivity policy for runners
The event that kicks off summer in Buffalo has rolled out with its latest adopted policy, to ensure a culture of inclusivity.
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The event that kicks off summer in Buffalo has rolled out with its latest adopted policy, to ensure a culture of inclusivity.
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And your little dog, too. Bring the kids. Just show up. Please.
So much of Marge Betley's life has centered around theater somehow. But as a child, her parents didn't take her to the theater. She learned only a little of it from some of her nine siblings. And she picked up some experience from a local professional theater just getting off the ground. But when PBS broadcast a production of Charles Dickens' "Nicholas Nickleby" out of London, Betley watched it from college. It was a game changer, she says, for adaptations for the stage -- to see how it was produced and directed somewhere else.
Lucas McAneney, a 35-year-old man who lives in Hamilton's Waterdown area, won the Buffalo Marathon earlier this spring while pushing his two-year-old son in a stroller.