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Father, Daughter Win Fifth Annual Mashashimuet Park Friends and Family 5K

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The children of Sag Harbor are the ultimate benefactors of Sunday's race with proceeds going to continued improvements at Mashashimuet Park. JACK GRAVES

The children of Sag Harbor are the ultimate benefactors of Sunday's race with proceeds going to continued improvements at Mashashimuet Park. JACK GRAVES

Neil Falkenhan was the overall winner of Sunday's race. JACK GRAVES

Neil Falkenhan was the overall winner of Sunday's race. JACK GRAVES

Father-daughter duo Neil and Zoey Falkenhan won the fifth annual Mashashimuet Park Friends and Family 5K on Sunday morning. JACK GRAVES

Father-daughter duo Neil and Zoey Falkenhan won the fifth annual Mashashimuet Park Friends and Family 5K on Sunday morning. JACK GRAVES

Father-daughter duo Neil and Zoey Falkenhan won the fifth annual Mashashimuet Park Friends and Family 5K on Sunday morning. JACK GRAVES

Father-daughter duo Neil and Zoey Falkenhan won the fifth annual Mashashimuet Park Friends and Family 5K on Sunday morning. JACK GRAVES

Jack Graves on Sep 23, 2025
In what has to be a “first,” Neil Falkenhan, who’s 40, and his 10-year-old daughter, Zoey, an East Hampton Middle School sixth-grader, were winners in Sunday’s Friends and Family 5K... more

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