Sabine Strong 3.3 and Kids Dash

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Lace up for a meaningful morning at the Sabine Strong 3.3 and Kids Dash, an inspiring event set to take place on Sunday, August 9, 2026, in the charming community of Newington, New Hampshire. This heartfelt race honors the enduring legacy of Newington Fire Chief Darin Sabine, who bravely battled colon cancer. The 3.3-mile distance is specifically chosen to commemorate the Newington Fire Department 33, making each step a tribute to Chief Sabine and a stride toward supporting a vital cause. The Sabine Strong Foundation 33 is dedicated to raising crucial funds for first responders and their families facing cancer and other life-threatening challenges, transforming your race effort into direct support for those who serve our communities.

Runners will gather at the Newington Old Town Hall, which serves as both the start and finish line, providing a central and welcoming hub for participants and spectators alike. While specific details on the course's terrain and elevation are not provided, participants can expect a fully supported and staffed experience, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable race. Typical race day conditions in early August in Newington usually bring highs around 80F and lows around 60F, with a modest 14% chance of precipitation, offering pleasant running weather. Beyond the main event, the Kids Dash provides a fantastic opportunity for younger runners to join in the excitement, fostering a love for running and community spirit.

Every registered participant in the Sabine Strong 3.3 and Kids Dash will receive a free moisture-wicking t-shirt, a tangible reminder of their contribution to this noble cause. Professional online registration and accurate chip timing by North Star Timing ensure a well-organized and seamless event from start to finish. This race isn't just about the miles; it's about coming together, honoring a hero, and making a profound difference in the lives of first responders and their families.

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