Bangor -
Helping you get the most bang for your buck.
That's the goal of the United Way of Eastern Maine Saturday.
They're holding multiple workshops on stretching your dollar.
It's happening at Eastport Hall on the University of Maine Augusta's Bangor campus.
It runs from 9:00 to 2:00 and is free. Everyone is invited.
The Eastern Maine Cash Coalition and other local agencies will be there.
For a list of events, you can head to our website, www.wabi.tv.
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