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Groundbreakers include Joey Logano, Ron Bouchard, Ricky Craven, Andy Cusack, Bentley Warren, Ken Smith, Skip Matczak, Dave Frahm, Frank Manafort, Bill Manafort, Dick Berggren and Paula Bouchard (in memory of her father, Ed Flemke). Attendees will include NH Senate President Chuck Morse, Speedway General Manager Jerry Gappens, Senator Andrew Hosmer and Senator John Reagan.

The building’s foundation will be poured as soon as permits are in hand and weather permits.