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Post Black Woods Blizzard Tour, twentieth anniversary
World’s largest snowmobile fundraiser hits the area

World’s largest snowmobile fundraiser hits the area | The Timberjay

they are hoping to exceed $1.2 million this year.

". . . Since its founding, the event has raised just under $10 million for ALS research and help for victims. . . ."
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