Runners ‘Glow with the Flow’ to battle cancer

Race benefits foundation helping sick patients

By SCOTT KRISKA | The Post contributor | Aug 26, 2017

MEDINA – Many local runners gathered outside the Medina County Career Center the night of Aug. 11 to raise money for a nonprofit organization that helps local cancer patients and their families. Collin Cares held its fourth annual Glow with the Flow 5K, where participants donned glow sticks while running through a nearby track.

Collin Kiousis founded Collin Cares with his mother, Liz, and his then-girlfriend, Hayden Cory, in 2014 after he was diagnosed with colon cancer at the age of 17…

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