Jersey Proud: Twin brothers row from Cape May to Sandy Hook to raise money for Lyme disease organization
Twin brothers Jeremy and Jason Julio rowed 136 miles from Cape May to Sandy Hook to raise money for the Lymelight Foundation
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Jun 29, 2022, 2:31 AM
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7ds agoTwin brothers Jeremy and Jason Julio rowed 136 miles from
Cape May to Sandy Hook to raise money for the Lymelight Foundation – a group
that treats people who have Lyme disease. The brothers raised $30,000 in their
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