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Grammy-winning trumpeter Terell Stafford performs during the opening Jazz in June concert June 2. The performance kicked off the 35th Jazz in June series, Nebraska’s longest-running free concert series, produced by the University of Nebraska–Lincoln with support from the Lied Center for Performing Arts.

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