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The first-ever Miramichi Super Cities Walk for Multiple Sclerosis was held on Sunday, May 4, beginning at the Miramichi Kinsmen Hall.

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Allison Sans signs the MS banner, writing that she is walking for research.

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Walkers makes their way around the square.

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From left, Lixy Matchett, Marlie Astle and Gaby Matchett carry their balloons in the walk.

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Miss New Brunswick International Amanda Corey takes part in the Walk for MS.

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Tara Sippley pins a tribute sign on Mary Sippley, who lives with MS.

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Claudette Couthure signs the MS banner and writes that she is walking for a friend's mother and friend with MS.

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Margie Chase (left) and Heather Carter lead the walk with the Super Cities Walk for MS banner.

The event included nine local teams, made up of family and friends of 100 registered walkers. Many of the participants were walking in honour of loved ones struggling with the disease or those who had lost the fight.

Special guest for the event was Dena Simon, president of the Atlantic Division NB MS Society.

Also on hand and taking part in the walk was Amanda Corey, Miss New Brunswick International, who has chosen MS for her campaign.

Returning to the Kin Centre following the walk, the large crowd of supporters were treated to a barbecue and music.