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KENOSHA — For Logan Kelley, Blu-ray and DVDS are something he grew up with, and now he's bringing his love for films shown on physical media back to his community.
Logan Kelley of Kenosha has set up a movie exchange where community members can take a movie and leave one. Kelley said he wanted to reflect his love for physical media through this project.Â
Among those recognizing Logan Kelley of Kenosha on Aug. 25 for setting up a free film exchange in the community were, from left, Mayor David Bogdala, Kenosha County Sheriff David Zoerner, Kelley, and Alds. Curt Wilson, Dominic Ruffalo and Rocco LaMacchia.
Logan Kelley of Kenosha has set up a movie exchange where community members can take a movie and leave one. Kelley said he wanted to reflect his love for physical media through this project.Â
Among those recognizing Logan Kelley of Kenosha on Aug. 25 for setting up a free film exchange in the community were, from left, Mayor David Bogdala, Kenosha County Sheriff David Zoerner, Kelley, and Alds. Curt Wilson, Dominic Ruffalo and Rocco LaMacchia.