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Jersey City Developer Hosting Socially Distant Drive-In Movie Series Jersey City Developer Hosting Socially Distant Drive-In Movie Series
Jersey City Developer Hosting Socially Distant Drive-In Movie Series Jersey City commercial developer Mack-Cali is providing locals with a source of socially distant entertainment by holding drive-in movies all month long — and the first double-feature saw more than 200 attendees. The movies are hosted by the Exchange Place Alliance in partnership with Mack-Cali, JCFamilies, and Councilman Solomon on the property at 107 Morgan St. A total of 212 people in 48 socially-distanced cars watched the first double-feature on Jan. 8 with local food trucks La Coqueta and Angry Archie’s on the premises to provide movie snacks. Attendees can tune into …

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by Valerie Musson
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Just In Time: Pop-Up Drive-In Movies Come To New Jersey Just In Time: Pop-Up Drive-In Movies Come To New Jersey
Just In Time: Pop-Up Drive-In Movies Come To New Jersey Weren't you just saying that drive-in movies would be a good idea for a coronavirus-age outing? Once socially extinct -- and now aptly socially distant -- the drive-in movie is returning to the state that spawned it more than 85 years ago. The Boxcar company, which has succeeded with a parking app and socially distant grocery shopping, will begin rolling feature films at pop-up drive-ins in Madison (Morris County) on May 29 and in Franklin Lakes (Bergen County) on June 6. “The Princess Bride” is sold out in Madison. The Franklin Lakes feature has yet to be announced. Boxcar founder and CEO…

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by Jerry DeMarco