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You can safely get rid of old or unused prescription drugs this weekend.
Saturday is Drug Take Back Day.
There are three drop sites in Bangor. You can dispose of pills at the Griffin Road side of the Airport Mall, the Bangor Police Department on Main Street, and Cascade Park on State Street.
You can drop off medications between 10am and 2pm.
For a complete list of drop off sites throughout the state, click here.
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