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Danny Tateo Wins Third Annual Beacon of Hope 5K in Montauk

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The top three finishers of the men’s and women’s Beacon of Hope 5K along with Vicki Ventura of EventPower, bottom left, this year’s honoree Katie Couric and Montauk Lighthouse keeper Joe Gaviola. LONG ISLAND RUNNING PHOTOS

The top three finishers of the men’s and women’s Beacon of Hope 5K along with Vicki Ventura of EventPower, bottom left, this year’s honoree Katie Couric and Montauk Lighthouse keeper Joe Gaviola. LONG ISLAND RUNNING PHOTOS

Danny Tateo was the champion of Saturday's race. LONG ISLAND RUNNING PHOTOS

Danny Tateo was the champion of Saturday's race. LONG ISLAND RUNNING PHOTOS

Danny Tateo was the champion of Saturday's race. LONG ISLAND RUNNING PHOTOS

Danny Tateo was the champion of Saturday's race. LONG ISLAND RUNNING PHOTOS

Kaitlyn Colasurdo was the women's champion on Saturday. LONG ISLAND RUNNING PHOTOS

Kaitlyn Colasurdo was the women's champion on Saturday. LONG ISLAND RUNNING PHOTOS

Kaitlyn Colasurdo was the women's champion on Saturday. LONG ISLAND RUNNING PHOTOS

Kaitlyn Colasurdo was the women's champion on Saturday. LONG ISLAND RUNNING PHOTOS

Drew Budd on Jun 18, 2024
Three races, three champions. Danny Tateo won the third annual Beacon of Hope 5K in Montauk on Saturday morning. The 59-year-old Armonk resident crossed the finish line in 17:56, a... more

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