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Residents can participate in a 5K run or walk, a team competition or a shorter family event. EAST PALO ALTO, CA — East Palo Alto will host its inaugural Turkey Trot at Cooley Landing, inviting residents and families to participate in a community run and walk ahead of Thanksgiving. Organized by the city's Community Services Division, the event will feature individual and team 5K options and a shorter family walk, according to the city's event listing city's event listing. Participants can choose from three registration options: Find out what's happening in East Palo Altofor free with the latest updates from Patch. Individual 5K: $10 per person, including a race bib, event T-shirt and eligibility for division awards. Team 5K: $50 per team, with a minimum of five participants. Registration includes race bibs, event T-shirts and eligibility for awards. Family 1K walk: $5, including an event T-shirt and access to the post-race celebration.

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