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The director of Bangor's Bass Park is taking on a new job.
Mike Dyer will be general manager of the soon-to-open Cross Insurance Center.
Dyer's been the director of Bass Park since 19-93.
" We are fortunate to have such an experienced, veteran facility manager join our company to oversee the Cross Insurance Center," said Global Spectrum Chief Operating Officer, John Page. " Mike is extremely talented and we are confident he will help us bring top-notch entertainment in the most comfortable environment as possible to the region."
The $65,000,000 Cross Insurance Center will replace the Bangor Auditorium.
It's expected to open next Fall.
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