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'Cranksgiving' in Temecula: Cyclists Deliver 200 Pounds of Food
The first-ever Temecula Cranksgiving Bicycle Ride benefited the Community Pantry.
The Temecula Community Pantry received more than 200 pounds of food Saturday when at least 40 cyclists participated in Temecula's first-ever Cranksgiving bicycle ride.
Sponsored by the Bike Shop and Temecula Bike Train, the event was described at part bike ride, part food drive and part social event, according to a news release.
Cranksgiving riders started at the The Bike Shop and made stops at a half dozen markets, buying food to donate and deliver to the pantry.
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More information about Cranksgiving can be found at Cranksgiving.org.
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