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Bangor Mall tenants seek new spots after the city condemns it; craft fair moves

The Today in Bangor teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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The city of Bangor condemned the Bangor Mall over health and safety concerns, and NEWS CENTER Maine says tenants are now seeking new locations. The , usually held inside the mall, has found a new home and starts this weekend.

350crafters the new space will house

The building will also have food, door prizes and free photos with Santa.

Source: WABI

Organizer Kathy Harvey stepped in after the condemnation left crafters and shoppers wondering what would happen. She also owns Furniture, Mattresses and More, a separate building attached to the mall, and she opened that space for the fair. She is in the process of selling the store.

  • Dates: this weekend and next weekend
  • Photos with Santa: free
  • Mall tenants: seeking new locations

The craft fair moves to a building attached to the mall

DetailWhere
Usual homeInside the Bangor Mall
This yearFurniture, Mattresses and More
OrganizerKathy Harvey

Source: WABI

Sources: NEWS CENTER Maine, WABI

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