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SPINODYSSEY IN THE NEWS

'Spin' Cyclists Raise $500,000 For Breast Cancer Research (pdf)

Cheryl Curthoys, owner of the Robeks Juice at 883 Boston Post Road, together with organizers
from SPINODYSSEY, Sharon Simon and Patty Kondub and fellow Robeks store participants
Bonnie Adler (Westport) and Teah Maunula (Stamford). Robeks sponsored the fundraising event
supporting breast cancer research, SPINODYSSEY 2008.

Robeks Juices Up SPINODYSSEY Riders (pdf)

Robeks Juice is committed to helping customers lead healthy lives and is a strong supporter of Breast Cancer charities and events in Fairfield County. Darien store owner Cheryl Curthoys organized the support effort behind this year’s SPINODYSSEY event to be held this Sunday at Fitness & Tennis Club in Norwalk, enlisting fellow Robeks store owners from Stamford and Westport. Robeks will be providing fresh squeezed orange juice and fruit smoothies to more than 500 cyclists and spectators throughout the 6 hour event.

Following a strong opening in October, the Darien Robeks, located at 883 Post Road, has solidified itself as a destination for health-conscious adults and teens. Open weekdays at 7am, a Robeks smoothie with a free nutritional supplement is a great way to start the day.

SPINODYSSEY Nets Over $455k For Breast Cancer Research (pdf)

Atheletes Spin To Help Fight Breast Cancer (pdf)

Smith Receives SPINODYSSEY Grant For Breast Cancer Research

SPINODYSSEY Pedals Its Way Toward Breast Cancer Cures (pdf)

SPINODYSSEY Funds Research (pdf)

SPINODYSSEY Wine Tasting Raises More Than $11,000 (pdf)

SPINODYSSEY 2007 Sets Another Fundraising Record