The fear of rain showers threatened the Aspinwall Police Department’s first movie night of the summer on June 20 at Ben Killian Field. As a result, “Inside Out 2” started late, but did play on the big screen for the more than 100 people in attendance. Families were treated to free popcorn courtesy of the police department and Mayor Joe Noro. Treat Down the Street also provided free scoops of its Core Memories flavor. The next movie night will feature “Mufasa: The Lion King,” which will be shown at 8:30 p.m. July 18.
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Aspinwall’s 1st movie night delayed by rain
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About 100 people braved the threat of rain on June 20 to watch “Inside Out 2” at Ben Killian Field in Aspinwall.
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Aspinwall police Officers Sam Greco (left) and Marcus Brommell prepare bags of popcorn to distribute during the department’s free showing of “Inside Out 2” on June 20.
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Aspinwall police Chief David Nemec passes out police badge stickers to children in attendance at the department’s first movie night of the season on June 20 at Ben Killian Field.
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Aspinwall police Officer Sam Greco pops fresh popcorn for the department’s first movie night of the season.
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Celeste Yeske, an employee of Treat Down the Street, scoops an ice cream flavor dubbed Core Memories during the showing of “Inside Out 2” at Ben Killian Field in Aspinwall.
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Treat Down the Street provided free scoops of Core Memories — golden vanilla ice cream with colorful chocolate orbs.
