ING Out As Hartford Marathon Sponsor After This Year [The Hartford Courant]
| By Lori Riley, The Hartford Courant | |
| McClatchy-Tribune Information Services |
"I've been talking to some other companies," Hartford Marathon race director
This year's Hartford Marathon is
"I'm thankful that they were there with me for six years," Shluger said. "
When
In April,
Shluger said the company asked her not to reveal the amount of the sponsorship, but said it was "definitely six figures." She said she hopes to have a new sponsor for the race, which will celebrate its 20th running this year, in the next few months.
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