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Bel Air Middle School safety liaison wins gold at World Masters Athletics Championship

By Shaela Foster · 1 min read

Abingdon runner, 60, returned to track after a doctor’s warning; his relay team came within 1.3 seconds of a record

John Curtis, a school safety liaison at Harford County Public Schools and gold medalist, just returned from Korea after competing in the World Masters Athletics Championships. (Karl Merton Ferron/Staff)

His relay team missed the world record by 1.3 seconds. John Curtis, who returned to running at 47 to avoid lifelong medication, has now won four world masters medals.

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