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Mainers who support same sex marriage will be marching with pride in Bangor over the weekend.
The 2nd Annual Bangor Pride Parade and festival takes place downtown.
The parade starts at 11:00 Saturday morning at the waterfront, and proceeds down Main St. to West Market Square.
The pride festival is from noon to 6:00 with lots of activities planned.
Organizers expect an even larger crowd than last year.
Thousands of marchers took part in South Portland’s pride parade held two weeks ago.
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2nd Annual Bangor Pride Parade Set for Saturday
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