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Some road work will begin Monday in Bangor
Court Street will be closed at the old police station, 35 Court Street, from 7am-5pm Monday through Friday.
More paving will continue on Ohio Street, from Davis Road to the railroad tracks. The road is still open, but traffic will be restricted to one lane, officials say you should seek an alternative route if possible.
Road Work in Bangor Begins August 20th
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