``THE KIDS, GRANDMA, THE DOG - EVERYBODY CAME.'' : RUN, WALK TURNOUT DOES HEARTS GOOD.Byline: Daily News The American Heart Association's 12th annual Heart Run and Walk in Woodland Hills on Sunday drew the highest number of participants in the event's history, with nearly 3,400 people taking part in the various races. ``We had more people than we've ever seen,'' said John Moriarty John Moriarty may refer to:
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