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The Summer Classic Movies Series: 1982

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If you are a fan of the NetFlix Series Stranger Things, this classic movies series may just be right up your alley. Feeling the nostalgia from the good ole days when you were a teen? Grab the kids, friends, partners or spouses and go to the movie theatre and watch a classic move from 1982. The Bilheimer Capitol Theatre is kicking off their Classic Summer Movies celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the classic films from 1982. General admission is 5$ a person but family four-packs tickets are available. All movies, date and times are subject to change. Go to https://www.rutheckerdhall.com/summermovies for more information. Blade RunnerSat, Jul 9 at 7pm Set in a dystopian future Los Angeles of 2019, where synthetic humans known as replicants are bio-engineered by the powerful Tyrell Corporation to work on space colonies. When a fugitive group of advanced replicants led by Roy Batty escapes back to Earth, burnt-out cop Rick Deckard reluctantly agrees to hunt them down. PoltergeistFri, Jul 15 at 7pm Starring JoBeth Williams, Craig T. Nelson, Heather O’Rourke and Beatrice …

Street Art #1

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Have you ever felt like someone was watching?  During my lunch break I ventured out for some fresh air and take-out and I suddenly stumbled upon this majestic grand oak tree… Love the artwork but of course there are no initials on it.  The street artist is a mystery. This tree almost feels as if it will begin to tell you his stories of all who come across its way.

Orange Graffiti

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Several years ago, shortly after the economy took a nose dive, graffiti of citrus were mysteriously popping up on buildings in the downtown Dunedin area.  For a while it remained a mystery.  The citrus fruit were beautifully created on walls, doors and some other objects. Most residents enjoyed stumbling across one.  No one knew who was behind or to why the kooky artist chose the orange.  After a while it became kind of a running joke on who would discover the culprit.  The orange graffiti became so popular that merchants and some homeowners displayed notes on their walls saying “Hey paint orange here!” Surveillance cameras at one of the downtown restaurants captured two people in the act at 5:30 A.M.  The tape was turned over to the local authorities.  After the local Sheriff department began asking questions is when the two local artists came forward and confessed to painting the artwork. Steven Spathelf, a local muralist, and Marsha Goins are the artists behind the orange graffiti.  When asked why they chose to randomly paint the …