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Posted: 11:09 PM Jul 12, 2008
Last Updated: 2:37 PM Jul 13, 2008
Reporter: Sam Provenzano
Email Address: sam.provenzano@wbko.com

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The Miller family hosted their Fourth Annual Alex's Lemonade Stand on July 12 in Bowling Green.

The annual Miller stand, coordinated mostly by 14-year-old Riley Miller and her friends has become a community wide event.

The event is very special to Riley and she was thrilled about the turnout this afternoon.

"Were really excited that the community is supporting us and that they've been so generous and caring about the event and giving donations," said Riley.

To date, Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation has raised more than $19-million toward fullfilling Alex's dream of finding a cure for childhood cancer.

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