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Bangor Dunkin' rock gets moved after being hit by dozens of drivers

Bangor Dunkin' rock gets moved after being hit by dozens of drivers
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Property Owner Plans to Move Rock and Install Concrete Bollard

A local property owner has decided to relocate a large rock that has been sitting on their curb and intends to add a concrete bollard to safeguard the new position of the stone and protect the curb from future damage.

The owner’s decision follows concerns that the rock’s current placement could compromise the curb’s integrity. By moving the stone and installing a sturdy concrete bollard, the property owner aims to prevent the rock from dislodging or causing wear on the curb over time.

No further details have been released regarding the exact location of the property, the timeline for the relocation, or any involvement from municipal authorities. The owner has not yet commented on whether any permits or approvals were required for the project.

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