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Festival of Lights Parade Route Changed


Bangor - The route for Bangor's Festival of Lights parade has changed a little.

The parade starts at Railroad Street, and will go along Main Street through downtown, and onto State Street and then Harlow Street before wrapping up there.

There will not be any parking on Main, Harlow or Exchange streets after 2:30 Saturday.

More than seventy vehicles and floats are entered in the parade.

It begins at 4:30 on Railroad Street near the Central Fire Station. The tree-lighting ceremony in West Market Square will take place right after the parade.

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Thank you for getting absolutely all of the parade information incorrect on your site. Lots of people on Harlow Street would have loved the parade.




P Bither P Bither 12/01/2012 05:17 pm

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