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SAGAMORE HILLS, Ohio — Two Northeast Ohio women founded"The Cardinal Crew " after losing their father to alcohol addiction in 2022. Stephanie Brode and Erika Shoop say they felt isolated as children watching their father struggle.
To support the work"The Cardinal Crew" is doing, the group is hosting its 5K race and 1-mile family fun run again. The race and walk are on Saturday, May 5, at Sagamore Hills Park.
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