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Gjovik Chevrolet celebrates 50 yearsGjovik Chevrolet Buick GMC in Sandwich opened its doors in 1968 and dealer principal Olaf Gjovik has been there since. In honor of the dealership's 50-year anniversary, Gjovik hosted a celebration June 8 and Gjovik's family came from all over the country to be there. -
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