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Marty Grohman | “Hot Rods and Heroes” Preview

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Marty Grohman | “Hot Rods and Heroes” Preview

We’ll Broadcasting LIVE from 10am-1pm “Hot Rods and Heroes”—a classic car and truck show happening this Saturday at Bill Dodge Auto Group in Westbrook. This event is part of our annual effort to raise money for organizations throughout Maine that specifically help Maine veterans. All money raised this weekend will go to non-profits that support veterans, active military and their families solely in the State of Maine. The show is FREE for the public, and there will be plenty of ways on Saturday to donate. We’ll have live music and food trucks on site.

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