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Ken Squier on the call in victory lane during the first seasons of Thunder Road International Speedbowl, a nationally-recognized short track that he founded in 1960. (ACT File Photo)
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BARRE — Vermont broadcaster and NASCAR Hall of Famer Kenley “Ken” Squier died Wednesday evening, leaving behind legacies in the radio booth and in U.S. auto racing. He was 88.
Former Los Angeles Times journalist to be honored at NASCAR Hall of Fame inductions in January.