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If your commute takes you on Stillwater Avenue in Bangor, you might need to change route for a day.
Wednesday, October 3rd, crews will be working on Stillwater Ave, part of Broadway, and Short Street.
The roadwork will start at 4am.
If you have questions, call the Public Works Department at 992-4500.
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Roadwork Scheduled for Stillwater Ave in Bangor
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