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It’s 2012. How will you spend the new year?

Posted Dec. 31, 2011, at 9 p.m.
Last modified Jan. 01, 2012, at 11:37 a.m.
People lift the inflatable ball before throwing it off the top of Paddy Murphy's in downtown Bangor on Saturday, Dec. 31, 2011 to mark the beginning of 2012.
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People lift the inflatable ball before throwing it off the top of Paddy Murphy's in downtown Bangor on Saturday, Dec. 31, 2011 to mark the beginning of 2012. Buy Photo
Three-and-a-half-year-old Sophia gets a helping hand on the pitch of her party hat as part of New Year's Eve festivities at the Maine Discovery Museum.
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Three-and-a-half-year-old Sophia gets a helping hand on the pitch of her party hat as part of New Year's Eve festivities at the Maine Discovery Museum. Buy Photo
This Bangorean proudly displays his balloon creation in celebration of New Year's Eve in downtown Bangor.
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This Bangorean proudly displays his balloon creation in celebration of New Year's Eve in downtown Bangor. Buy Photo
Eleni Margaronis delights spectators with daring acrobatics in West Market Square as part of New Year's Eve festivities.
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Eleni Margaronis delights spectators with daring acrobatics in West Market Square as part of New Year's Eve festivities. Buy Photo
Street performers with AO Arts/ House of Paradigm/ Casual Arcane display their costumes in West Market Square as part of New Year's Eve festivities.
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Street performers with AO Arts/ House of Paradigm/ Casual Arcane display their costumes in West Market Square as part of New Year's Eve festivities. Buy Photo
Eleni Margaronis delights spectators with daring acrobatics in West Market Square as part of New Year's Eve festivities.
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Eleni Margaronis delights spectators with daring acrobatics in West Market Square as part of New Year's Eve festivities. Buy Photo
Magician Danny Baker performs to a standing-room only crowd at the Bangor Public Library as part of New Year's Eve festivities in Bangor.
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Magician Danny Baker performs to a standing-room only crowd at the Bangor Public Library as part of New Year's Eve festivities in Bangor. Buy Photo
Ella Thomas gives the dice a toss in a game of Left, Right, Center with friends at the Hammond Street Senior Center on Saturday.
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Ella Thomas gives the dice a toss in a game of Left, Right, Center with friends at the Hammond Street Senior Center on Saturday. Buy Photo
The Step-in-Time Cloggers, L/R Judy Commeau, Bunny Gibson and Linda Nichols, perform at the Hammond Street Senior Center in Bangor as part of New Year's Eve festivities.
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The Step-in-Time Cloggers, L/R Judy Commeau, Bunny Gibson and Linda Nichols, perform at the Hammond Street Senior Center in Bangor as part of New Year's Eve festivities. Buy Photo
Mary Rush performed on the piano for visitors to the Bangor Public Library on New Year's Eve as part of festivities.
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Mary Rush performed on the piano for visitors to the Bangor Public Library on New Year's Eve as part of festivities. Buy Photo

It’s a new year. What are your plans for 2012? Let us know in the comments below.

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