Motorcycles converge on Clay Center for Run for the Wall

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A group of motorcyclists stopped to enjoy a meal hosted by American Legion Post 22 and fuel up May 21 as part of the Run for the Wall at the Clay Community Center. The group stops here every year en route to Washington, D.C., for Memorial Day.


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