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HIT: To the reopening of the Auburn Movieplex 10 on Grant Avenue. The theater, owned by a bankrupt company, shut down without much warning last month, leaving its employees jobless and the area with one less place to watch films.
Now, two brothers have bought the Movieplex and plan on bringing it back, giving movie fans more choices. Hopefully, the old employees will come back as well. With the holiday season approaching, more films are coming out so it's nice to have more screens to see them.
So get the popcorn popping and roll the projector.
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