Pete Kostelnick stands next to a sign on Skilak Lake Road in a recent undated photo. (Photo provided by Pete Kostelnick)
Pete Kostelnick, an Ohio runner, completed his goal of running from Anchor Point to Key West, Florida, on Monday.
It took Kostelnick 98 days to make the journey, which beat his goal of 100 days. He has put in 5,390 miles since the first week of August.
Editor’s note: This story has been changed to reflect the correct length of Kostelnick’s run. The Clarion regrets the error.
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