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Ann KaplanThe traditional countdown to the Aug. 6 TD Beach to Beacon 10K Road Race got underway July 6 with the placement of the Mile Markers along the coastal course in Cape Elizabeth. Cape Elizabeth Public Works employees Harold Young and Josh Dennison installed the markers along the route.
This is the 19th year for the classic American road race, which is viewed by many Mainers as an annual celebration of health and fitness. The race, which attracts the world’s top road racers, begins near Crescent Beach and ends in Fort Williams Park at the historic Portland Head light.
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