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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Polish up your week: From fresh cuts and color to skin-saving facials, tension-melting massages, perfect-for-summer spray tans, and clean nail finishes, Anthony Johns Day Spa Salon & Boutique is where Bangor goes to look and feel like they slept eight hours.
Beat the heat, Bangor: Bangor Housing Splash Pad is Bangor’s first and, yep, the largest splash zone around, with ground fountains, overhead jets, spraying archways, and a separate spot for the littles.
Add some color: If your wardrobe or living room needs a mood lift, Mexicali Blues Bangor brings Maine based since 1988 charm with 100% cotton basics, tie dye and batik, sari wrap skirts, Deadhead Threads, plus jewelry, tapestries, paper stars and aromatherapy to make your space and style feel a lit…
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The five stories Bangor readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
A development group is close to officially purchasing the Bangor Mall in Maine, where an abandoned Sears store is set to be transformed into luxury condominiums.
Full story at the-sun.com ↗
With plans to finalize their purchase from Great Neck, N.Y.-based Namdar Realty Group in September, the mall's prospective buyers are giving themselves a short timeline to complete the transformation.
Full story at mainebiz.biz ↗
Flagg Trading Co. is set to open in Downtown Bangor on Saturday, September 12.
Full story at 929theticket.com ↗
The Butcher The Baker in Bangor, Maine, has been featured on "America's Best Restaurants" on the show.
Full story at q1065.fm ↗
The Maine Center for Disease Control confirmed another case of Powassan virus in Penobscot County, which is the only endemic arbovirus spread by ticks in Maine.
Full story at wmtw.com ↗
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