Voting underway for City of Newburgh's Summer Movie Contest
The top six movies with the highest vote will be screened as long as the city can get licensing for them.
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Mar 21, 2023, 11:37 PM
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15h agoVoting is now open for the City of Newburgh's Summer movie
contest.
The contest will allow voters to pick the movies that will
be shown throughout the city's Summer Movie Series at Safe Harbors Green.
The top six movies with the highest vote will be screened
as long as the city can get licensing for them.
Some of the options are Minions, Wakanda Forever, and
Turning Red.
Online voting ends Thursday, April 13.
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