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Watch the Ironman triathlon, celebrate Tamina Day: 5 things to do in The Woodlands area, April 26-27

By Vanessa Holt

Events in The Woodlands area this weekend include an event benefiting The Woodlands Family YMCA as well as the opportunity to watch a triathlon.

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