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I don’t always reconnect with my roots… but when I do, it’s at GrassRoots!
The 33rd Annual GrassRoots Festival is almost here – Jul17-20th!
Don’t stress — we’ve teamed up with the festival to hook up 6 lucky winners with a pair of tickets each!
This is your chance to dance in the sun, vibe to the music, and make unforgettable memories. One of those winners will even score an upgrade to 4-day passes !
Enter once a day on our station website now through July 14th for your chance to win.
Must Be 21+ to win

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