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It’s double the trouble at The Z!

Make the most of the time you have left this summer by experiencing a drive-in movie while you still can!

From the Dartmouth Parks and Recreation Facebook page: "NEW! Join us for our first movie night event in the park. On the evening of August 25th at Apponagansett Park." Mark your calendars to see The Boss Baby on Friday, August 25th!

NEW BEDFORD - For the fourth time in several months, the former Flagship Cinemas on Kings Highway in New Bedford has been broken into. New Bedford Police say they received reports of the break-in early Monday. Police believe the building at 500 Kings Highway had been broken into over the weekend...

The trailer for "Stephen King's IT" dropped today, and it's terrifying. From the creepy first moments of young Georgie Denbrough chasing his paper boat down the flooded streets of Derry, Maine until the final moments when you finally see into the "dead lights" of Pennywise the Dancing Clown, this is exactly what I was hoping for out of this movie...

The trailer for "Stephen King's IT" dropped today, and it's terrifying. From the creepy first moments of young Georgie Denbrough chasing his paper boat down the flooded streets of Derry, Maine until the final moments when you finally see into the "dead lights" of Pennywise the Dancing Clown, this is exactly what I was hoping for out of this movie...

Filming of the new Lizzie Borden film, starring Chloe Sevigny and Kristen Stewart, is underway in Savannah, Georgia, according to an article by Savannah Now.

The Westport Cultural Council will host its fifth annual film series on three consecutive Wednesdays this summer.  They will take place on August 10, 17, and 24, at 7pm.  The film series is free and open to the public and is made possible through a grant from the Helen E. Ellis Charitable Trust.  It will be held at the Dedee Shattuck Gallery on 1 Partners Lane in Westport.

A free outdoor family movie night, featuring the screening of “Inside Out,’’ will be held on Saturday, July 23 at Livesey Park in Fairhaven.

On Friday, July 1, the movie that literally made people afraid to brave the shores at beaches around the country after it came out in 1975, will be shown at Pierce Beach Park as part of the free "Movie Nights at Pierce Beach" series that has been held for several years at the park. The first movie that will be shown this year will be "Jaws."