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Biking to stop bullying will take place Saturday morning in Bangor.
Union Street Athletics is joining forces with Central Maine Derby to put on stationary bike classes with proceeds benefiting the Skate Don't Hate anti-bullying campaign in schools.
It's $15 to take part in the pedaling.
There are three morning sessions: 9, 10:15, and 11:30.
To reserve a bike, call 942-3200.
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