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Walkers invited to International Women's Day event in N. Aurora

Aurora's Dominican Literacy Center invites area walkers to an International Women's Day walk in North Aurora on Saturday, March 8.

Sister Kathleen Ryan, the center director, said admission is free to the walk at North Aurora's Island Park, off State Street.

The walk is the third of three events staged by the DLC since September to mark the 20th anniversary of its founding.

According to Sister Ryan, the walk will open at 9:30 a.m. with comments by her and Amy Manion of Sugar Grove, center advisory board president. They will welcome walkers and discuss the purpose of the walk. From 9:40 to 10 a.m., Marianne Renner will lead warm-ups including stretching and Zumba dance moves.

The walk will kick off at 10 a.m. when walkers follow a path at Island Park.

The walk will conclude at 10:30 a.m. with a yoga cool-down, refreshments and closing remarks by Sister Ryan.

Registration is under way at the center, 240 Vermont Ave. in Aurora, or at the walk. Call (630) 898-4636 for more information.

Aurora's Dominican Literacy Center, 260 Vermont Ave. in Aurora, is a nonprofit that teaches local immigrant women to read, write and speak English. The center kicked off the 20th anniversary of its founding in September 2013.

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