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Don’t miss the special display honoring the classic “woodie”wagons, sedans and convertibles.

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Saturday features a fashion judging contest, parade of showvehicles through downtown Stowe, and an oldies street dancefrom 7 to 10 p.m. turning Main St. into a “Happy Days” scene.

Sunday, all show vehicles are on Nichols Field for the judges toinspect and choose the top three for each of the 45 show classes.Early afternoon will see the presentation of awards for all classes

plus special awards for the President’s Choice, Best of Show,Canadian Award and more.

Back by popular demand at the show is a Crafter’s Tent whereVermont arts and crafts will be showcased and for sale.

Show hours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and 8a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. Admission is $10, seniors (60+) $8,children 12 and under free.

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On Saturday August 9th, the Friends of the Winooski River andits partners encourage community members to come out and helpclean up the Winooski River. This event caps off Keurig GreenMountain’s annual week-long employee cleanup of the WinooskiRiver. Last year, two and a half tons of trash and 370 tires wereremoved.

This is the tenth year for the Keurig employee clean up. “We arethrilled that Keurig has chosen to devote so much effort to clean-ing up the Winooski River and that the company has decided toexpand its efforts to support a community volunteer event,” statedAnn Smith, Executive Director of the Friends of the WinooskiRiver. Keurig employees have supported Friends efforts in otherways, including helping with tree planting and rain garden main-tenance.

There are about 15 different sites where volunteers can help out.This includes several sites in or near Montpelier and Barre on theWinooski River and its tributaries, the North Branch, the StevensBranch and the Dog River. Other clean-up locations are centeredin Waterbury and Northfield. Some specific locations are atVermont Granite Museum, North Branch Nature Center, theWinooski River in Montpelier (from behind Allen Lumber), theDog River in Northfield and areas on the Waterbury Reservoir.

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The Friends of the Winooski River work to protect and enhancethe Winooski watershed through cleanups, plantings, water qualitymonitoring, and educational programs. The Friends also areengaged in riparian restoration, water quality monitoring, storm-water mitigation and education and in-stream habitat improve-ments. For example, over the past eight years, the Friends haveplanted 14,000 trees and shrubs on 35 acres throughout theWinooski watershed. They have worked on sites including alongthe main stem in Cabot, Marshfield and Plainfield; the StevensBranch in Barre; the North Branch in Worchester; the Dog Riverin Northfield and Berlin; Ridley Brook in Duxbury; Alder Brookin Essex; and Allen Brook in Williston.

Friends of the Winooski River is a non-profit dedicated to therestoration and protection of the Winooski River and its tributar-ies. They work throughout the 1,080 square mile watershed toprotect habitat, stabilize stream banks and improve water quality.They are also committed to providing people with access andopportunities to enjoy the river. To learn more about their work,visit www.winooskiriver.org

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Bad Brad K scored a very importantowner’s win for Penske on Saturdaynight at Iowa Speedway.Steve Poulin Photo

■Dale Earnhardt Jr. realized that it took a bit of luck for him towin at Pocono Raceway in June. But he knew his team was firingon all cylinders Sunday when he completed the season sweep.Benefitting from impeccable pit strategy, Earnhardt led the final14 laps and a car with the performance to hold off Kevin Harvickon a restart with three laps to go to ring up his third victory of the2014 season in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series GoBowling.com400. “It wasn’t about luck this time,” said Earnhardt, who roaredpast Brad Keselowski in the June race after Keselowski caught apiece of trash in his grill and began to overheat. Earnhardt creditedcrew chief Steve Letarte and his team for not resting on their lau-rels at Pocono. “We were determined to go home from the last winand improve the car,” Earnhardt said. “Steve and the guys studiedand improved the setup. We had a little luck on the win the lasttime with Keselowski having the debris and we wanted to be in thedriver’s seat this go-round with a faster car.” Letarte said thehomework paid off in a faster Chevrolet. “I feel we unloaded abetter car for the second Pocono than we did the first Pocono,” hesaid. “You cannot ever assume a winning car is going to be goodenough the next week. While we were excited to win (in June) andwe’ll take it, there was room for improvement, so we worked veryhard between that race and this race.” The result was Earnhardt’ssecond season sweep of his career (Talladega 2002). He alsobecame the first driver to sweep at Pocono since Denny Hamlin in2006. It was the fi fth consecutive Sprint Cup victory at Pocono forHendrick Motorsports, which also had Jeff Gordon in contentionfor much of the race. Gordon, a six-time winner at Pocono, led arace-high 63 laps. He also became the first driver to lead 1,000laps at Pocono and passed the 24,000 mark in career laps led inSprint Cup competition. Joey Logano, who led the first 30 laps,finished third ahead of Clint Bowyer and Greg Biffle.■ The 2012 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion, BradKeselowski snared a second straight win in the NASCARNationwide Series US Cellular 250 at Iowa Speedway on Saturdaynight , then hoped a jet back to Pocono Raceway to compete inSunday’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series event at Long Pond, Pa.Simple. Neat, Expected — except part-timer Michael McDowellnearly spoiled the big-timer’s happy, if nerve-wracking Saturdaynight ending. “I had my shot at it,” said McDowell, who ledbriefly on lap 248 before the always-fast Keselowski swept highand surged to his third win in four U.S. Cellular 250 starts. Thathe did — thanks to another driver’s misfortune. James Buescher’s

crash on lap 241 set up a madcap three-lap dash to the finish thatallowed McDowell to challenge for the upset. “A really goodbattle,” said Keselowski, who led 146 laps and has finished noworse than third in seven Nationwide starts this season. “He hadme there for a minute. Somehow I slid back by him. I’m notreally sure how it worked out. These wins aren’t easy to come byand I’m really proud of the effort everyone put into it.” Keselowski’sstated goal entering the Nationwide portion of his weekend was toaid Team Penske in a tight race at the top of the owner point stand-ings. He accomplished that, narrowing Joe Gibbs Racing’s leadfrom eight points to one (804 to 803). “This isn’t a race thatPenske circles and says we want to send a Cup driver to,”Keselowski said. “It’s just the way it works right now, (with)development drivers running in the (Camping World) Trucksseries. The race is a conflict and it just kind of schedules out theway it does for me to be here. But I’ve enjoyed the success I’vehad here and it’s important for me personally to see those (devel-opmental) drivers get opportunities in races like that.” JGR driversSam Hornish and Elliott Sadler finished fourth and 10th, respec-tively. Hornish — one of a handful to choose four tires on the lastpit stop — led 65 laps and notched his fourth straight top-four fin-

ish at Iowa. Trevor Bayne led the first 31 laps and settled for thirdwith a $100,000 silver lining. Bayne locked up the NationwideInsurance Dash 4 Cash prize, earning another $100,000 for fanJames Dennis of Henry, Ill. Chase Elliott finished eighth andmaintains a narrow lead of 714 points to 712 over Regan Smith,who placed sixth.■Austin Dillon had to work hard in the final 10 laps, then workovertime to claim his first NASCAR Camping World Truck Seriesvictory of the season. Dillon, 24, took the lead from Clint Bowyeron a restart with eight laps remaining, then maintained his advan-tage on two more restarts to triumph in a green-white-checkeredfinish in Saturday’s Pocono Mountains 150 at Pocono Raceway.Driving his No. 3 Chevrolet for Richard Childress Racing, Dillonrelaxed Toyota’s stranglehold in the 2014 NCWTS. Toyota drivers

had won the previous 10races this season and 12 in arow dating back to last sea-son. When Bowyer struggledon the final restart, Dillonused a push from eventualrunner-up Johnny Sauter topull away from the field forhis sixth career victory in 60truck starts. Dillon’s victoryreinforced the excellence ofthe drivers involved in the

NASCAR Sprint CupSunoco Rookie of the Yearbattle. Dillon currently sits13th in the Cup Series pointsstandings, one spot behindKyle Larson, who not onlyearned the pole for Sunday’sGoBowling.com 400 SprintCup race, but capturedSaturday’s pole in his secondtruck start of the season.Sauter enjoyed a good pointsday, pulling to within sevenpoints of series leader Ryan Blaney, who retained first place withhis fifth-place finish in the No. 29 Ford. Joey Coulter rallied fromsixth on the final restart to finish third with Bowyer fourth.Bowyer drove the No. 5 Toyota, replacing John Wes Townley, whowas hospitalized after a crash in Friday’s ARCA race practice.Townley, who said he felt a “pop” in his neck returned to the trackSaturday but was not medically cleared to race.

Victory Lane■Barre’s Nick Sweet snaffled his 13th career Thunder Road LateModel feature victory during WDEV/Calkins night on Thursdaynight. Sweet flew through the field from his 12th starting positionand moved around Shawn Fleury with just under ten laps to go totake his second win of the 2014 season and help solidify his spotat the top of the standings. Fleury settled for second while DerrickO’Donnell scored his second straight podium finish in third.Rookie Caleb Nelson of Moretown claimed his first career BondAuto Tiger Sportsmen feature leading the 35 lap caution free fea-ture wire-to-wire and Kevin Dodge of Barre held on for his secondcareer Allen Lumber Street Stock main event.Jessey Mueller left the crowd speechless at Devil’s Bowl Speedwayon Friday night, staging a spectacular comeback from a blownmotor in his qualifying heat to win the third annual C.J. RichardsMemorial presented by Carrara Masonry & Concrete. The 19year-old from Olmstedville, NY took the fourth round of theNorthern Modified Challenge Series with the win, and was joinedin NASCAR Whelen All-American Series victory lane during theevening by Josh Masterson (Late Models) , Shawn Duquette,(Renegades) and Bobby LaVair (Mini-Stocks) .White Mountain Motorsports Park Saturday night feature winners:

Ryan Olsen (Late Models), Tucker Williams (Tiger/ Sportsman),Tom Keith (Strictly Stocks), Ben Belanger (Mini’s)., Tyler Jones(Dwarfs) and Kaleb Rogers (Kids Trucks),

Garage Garble■NEAR (New England Antique Racers announced last week the2014 Hall of Fame Class: Included are drivers Deke Astle, JimMartel, Mike Rowe, Fred Schulz, Ron Wyckoff, drag racing iconBob Tasca, historian R.A. Silvia and car builder/mechanic DaveTourigny to make up the New England Auto Racing Hall ofFame’s class of 2014.■ Kyle Larson, the talented 22-year-old from Elk Grove,California, won the Coors Light Pole at Pocono Raceway onFriday, becoming the first graduate of the NASCAR Drive forDiversity (D4D) initiative to win a pole in the sanctioning body’stop level. In winning the pole, Larson set a track qualifying recordwith a lap of 183.438 mph (49.063 seconds.

Next Lap■The American Canadian Tour moves to Scarborough, ME forSaturday night’s Beech Ridge 150. Beech Ridge Motor Speedwayhas hosted seven ACT events to date and has seen seven different

winners. During ACT’s annual visit in 2014 Eddie MacDonaldfought with Joey Polewarczyk, Jr. and rookie Bobby Therrien toclaim the win in the 150 lap event. Other ACT Tour Late Modelwinners at the Ridge include Austin Theriault (7/28/13), JeffTaylor (7/30/12), Joey Polewarczyk, Jr. (7/24/10), Brian Hoar(7/25/09), Pat Corbett (7/10/93), Dave Whitcomb (9/13/92).■Cup teams move from Pocono’s Tricky Triangle to WatkinsGlen International road course and what promises to be the year’smost boring race display for Sunday’s Cheez-It 355 at the Glen (ESPN ,1:00pm). Although the Glen provides a most boring 3hours of follow the leader – the last lap quite often boast the mostexciting minute and a half in motor sports. Kyle Busch is thedefending race champion holding off Brad Keselowski in threelate race restarts for his second career win at The Glen.

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