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Rock 102 presents the Classic Rock Summer powered by Big Y now through Labor Day weekend!

Listen to Rock 102 all summer long for details on how to grab your share of the summer stash of prizes!

And, we’re giving away a $25 gift card to Big Y, every weekday! If you wanna win, just listen to Bob Kester each weekday afternoon between 4 & 5 PM!

The Classic Rock Summer, from Big Y World Class Markets. Warm weather means grilling with Big Y’s All Natural Angus Beef! Before you fire up the grill, “Visit Sam The Butcher”, he’s cutting the freshest meat, in store everyday. He will custom cut, any cut! If you want ground beef, Sam’s grinding it fresh. He’s got recipes, tips, and more to make your barbecue unforgettable. So make sure you “ask for Sam” at your neighborhood Big Y World Class Market!

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