Running West

Island Timing Regional Calendar Nassau and Suffolk Counties I never noticed until now that the runners in the logo for the East End Road & Trail Runners Club are running west. I moved out to the east end years ago and founded the club because there was none. I started timing my own races and started a newsletter to help publicize running and races on the east end. Thirteen years have gone by and I’m finding I’m timing more and more races west of Riverhead. A couple of years ago I made an attempt to start a Long Island running publication, but it just wasn’t practical. With one third of my races in Nassau and western Suffolk I may reconsider. This attempt is a much more modest one. This newsletter is an extension of the East End Runner, which in one form or another, I have published erratically and under different names, for thirteen years. The purpose of this expansion is to help promote the races I have worked with over the years, both east and west. I look forward to starting new races and helping current and new race directors with their events. www.eerunner.com Island Timing's, Long Island Race Calendar by Region

Fit Results: Island Timing Island Timing 2008 Race Calendar Island Timing Race Results Great photo's and articles at: Hamptons Online Subscribe! Free! Big things happening! In 2008! Get updates in your e mail. find out the latest Long Island running news. May, 2007: Bob Beattie has formed Beaton Technological Systems LLC dba Island Timing to take over the responsibility of the Websites, Race Management and Timing, and Publishing of Fit Results, The East End Runner, The Running Pages, The Hamptons Pages and to create and expand on new enterprizes in 2008.

Running East

East End Road & Trail Runners Club The Complete 2008 East End Race Calendar Annual Meeting: East End Road & Trail Runners Club  Southampton RSVP to join the committee Running in the off season has always been a challenge. For runners, it’s dealing with the weather. For a race director it’s dealing with the low turnouts... and the weather. Managing four races last year in five off season months on the east end is not something I would ever recommend to anyone. Physically and financially it was a burden. Yet I plan to do it again this coming year, but bigger and better. This year with the help of OMAC, I’m determined to make it work. And we are! Join Us! Subscribe and you will be the first to know! If you’ve run in our races, you should be getting our publication. If you’re not, you need to go to our website’s newsletter page and click on any subscribe button. You will get the next issue in your e mail box. Free mailed versions are available as well through 2008. Use the subcribe link in the midle of this page!