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Newcastle Days 5K Run/Walk Registration is Open

The 3rd annual Newcastle Days 5K Run/Walk, presented by Valley Medical Center, will be held on Sept. 11 at Lake Boren Park and for the first time will be combined with the Newcastle Days Festival. The course will cover just over three miles of trails and byways through Newcastle with mixing terrain and will begin and end at Lake Boren Park.

Sign-ups for the Saturday event are available at www.active.com or in-store at The Balanced Athlete in the Renton Landing, as well as FootZone stores in Bellevue and Issaquah. Mail-in registration is also available with details at www.newcastle5k.com. Groups of four or more will receive a discounted registration rate of $20 per person while individuals will pay a fee of $25, which includes a t-shirt. Medals for the top three finishers in each gender and age group will be presented also.

Registration is $25 for individuals or $20 each for groups of 4 or more. All participants will receive a t-shirt and medals will be awarded to Top 3 finishers by gender and age groups. There will also be a Kid's Dash following the run/walk.

Newport aces headed to Pac-12 rivals

Both Bellevue-area prep baseball players who were selected in the MLB first year player draft have elected instead to head to the Pac-12.

Neither Jared Fisher and Cole Wiper will be beginning their professional baseball careers just yet.

Wiper was unable to reach an agreement with the Toronto Blue Jays and will instead play for coach George Horton and the University of Oregon, where he began classes earlier this week.

Fisher, who was selected by the Houston Astros, was also unable to get a deal done and will play baseball and study at the University of Washington.

"Even though I would have liked to get my pro career started, I can't go wrong with a few years of Pac-12 baseball," Fisher said, adding he is excited for the opportunity Washington presents. Players who elect to play baseball at a four-year college are not again eligible to be selected until they have completed their junior or senior year of college or are 21 years old.

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Group Fitness Instructors must remain current in certifications, continuing education credits, and CPR certification. Maintains studio presentation. Must have knowledge of industry standards, ACE Group Fitness Instructor guidelines, body alignment, muscle balance, cardio respiratory conditioning, heart rate and RPE monitoring. ACE Group Fitness Instructor Highly Preferred or other recognized certification or training relevant to mode of instruction. Must have current CPR certification and experience in leading group fitness classes. This position requires a high level of physical activity. Instructor must be able to perform all exercises taught with excellent form and no undue fatigue.

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