Post by sherlew99 on Oct 16, 2015 19:54:18 GMT -6
Portland Press Hearald
Ogunquit Halloween display pokes fun at long-running road work on Route 1
A television station gets one complaint, but construction workers on the job Thursday say they take no offense from the ghoulish display.
By Noel K. Gallagher Staff Writer
OGUNQUIT — Just a few feet from real orange cones and a torn-up Route 1 that’s been undergoing repairs since March, there’s a ghoulish Halloween display with skeletons operating backhoes and the famous Ogunquit trolley careening into an enormous hole. A skull and crossbones on an orange road sign warns: “Road workers dead ahead.”
Ogunquit Halloween display pokes fun at long-running road work on Route 1
A television station gets one complaint, but construction workers on the job Thursday say they take no offense from the ghoulish display.
By Noel K. Gallagher Staff Writer
OGUNQUIT — Just a few feet from real orange cones and a torn-up Route 1 that’s been undergoing repairs since March, there’s a ghoulish Halloween display with skeletons operating backhoes and the famous Ogunquit trolley careening into an enormous hole. A skull and crossbones on an orange road sign warns: “Road workers dead ahead.”
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