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Connecticut Antique Mchy Association is a Kent, CT-based company in the Non-Profit sector.
The PDRA was founded in 2014 by an elite group of racers committed to bringing credibility and stability to the sport of 1/8 mile drag racing. Jason Scruggs, Tommy Franklin, Gene Hector, and Roger Henson started the PDRA to preserve a viable door-slammer series that would benefit the fans, marketing partners, racers, and all those affiliated with the professional drag racing industry. The PDRA has over 200 professional race teams poised and ready to compete for Championships in their respective classes. This Championship tour will include stops in major markets like: Memphis, TN; Dallas, TX; Tulsa, OK; Bradenton, FL; St. Louis, MO; Martin, MI; Budds Creek, MD; Benson, NC; Dinwiddie, VA., and the historic Rockingham Dragway in North Carolina. We`ve also had great interest from, and plan expansion in other great parts of the country. Tracks in Redding, Pa; Norwalk, OH; and Shreveport, LA have also expressed interested in having the PDRA come to their facility for an event. The PDRA philosophy is based on honesty, hard work, and the pursuit of excellence in every facet of the sport. We are looking forward to a very successful campaign for many years to come. The PDRA will race at least 10 events in 2015, while providing exciting, entertaining, and safe races for the quickest professional drag racers in the country. Our goals are to ensure that our fans experience the greatest racing on the planet, our racers will have the safest and best prepared tracks to compete on, and that our marketing partners are guaranteed the most cost effective return on investment possible.
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WETA`s public service began 50 years ago when a group of visionaries led by Washington publisher Willard Kiplinger and former college dean and Arlington School Board Chairman Elizabeth Campbell secured a license from the FCC and launched WETA Channel 26 on October 2, 1961. Since then, WETA has steadily expanded its public service — but its mission remains fundamentally the same. WETA is committed to presenting educational programming for children and to providing opportunities for lifelong learning for all who seek enrichment, inspiration and information.
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