Livingston officials allow ‘Pawn Shop’ film to continue in Montana
Headline from WTOP Washington DC
After public comment at a nearly seven-hour Livingston City Commission meeting Monday night on whether a polarizing film could continue shooting in city limits, vice chair James Willich rifled through his notebook. “24 pages of notes,” he muttered.
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After public comment at a nearly seven-hour Livingston City Commission meeting Monday night on whether a polarizing film could continue shooting in city limits, vice chair James Willich rifled through his notebook. “24 pages of notes,” he muttered.
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