No matter how strong we are, we all occasionally need a little hope, don't we?  Well, that's what the aim of a new sign coming to downtown Augusta.

According to the Augusta Downtown Group Facebook page, a new 25 foot LED sign that reads "hopeful" will be installed on top of 330 Water Street.  The purchase and installation of the sign is a joint project between the United Way of Kennebec Valley and several area businesses.

The post goes on to say:

Hi Everyone! As you may have heard United Way of Kennebec Valley in partnership with area businesses are bringing a “Hopeful Sign” to Augusta. This 25 foot aluminum sign with LED lighting will be installed September 19 on the roof of 330 Water Street and will be visible from Rines Hill and Memorial Bridge.

On Tuesday, September 20th, the day after the sign is installed, a "first lighting" party will be held on Water Street in Augusta.  Because of this, a portion of Water Street will be closed from 4:30 PM to 7 PM.  The closed section will be from Green Street to Winthrop Street.

Hopefully, you'll have a chance to stop by the lighting event on the 20th of September.

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