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Dempsey's Nostalgic Turner Hometown

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Patrick Dempsey shares a nostalgic look at his childhood in Turner, Maine, a tight-knit town with roots dating back to 1786. He recalls working at a bottle redemption center with his dad, sorting empties for recycling. The town, once bustling with manufacturing, now stands as a reminder of its past, with historic buildings like the Masonic hall still standing. Dempsey opened a center near his hometown in 2008 to give back, drawing strength from his Maine roots amidst Hollywoods fast pace.

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