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Bangor wants to improve its water resources through the use of rain barrels.
The Bangor Area Storm Water Group will be giving away three free barrels this weekend at the annual Bangor Garden Show.
They’ll be given away during the group's presentation at the show.
To be in the running, all you have to do it show up.
They hope to encourage more people to help manage storm water runoff.
For a schedule of events, visit bangorgardenshow.com.
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Bangor area Storm Water Group to Give Away Rain Barrels at Garden Show
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