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WEEKEND SCENE: Despite the harsh economy, Hollywood has been on a box-office roll, and studios head into the homestretch with a solid lineup of returns, reunions and promising newcomers that could uphold the old saw about movies as a recession-proof business.
It was evident early on, as Bay County residents began lining up an hour early in 30-degree weather, that the second Bay County Project Connect was going to be larger than planned. Organizers planned for 500 people; the final count was more than 750. (About 400 people had attended the first Project Connect.) The event, sponsored by Good Samaritan Rescue Mission, gathered a variety of services - from flu shots to food baskets - to help families in need. 
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