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Monday Essentials: Police Cove Public Art Review, 3 Movies in Library
Police Cove planning board reviews public art proposals; Barrington library to show 3 free movies this week.

Here are five things you should know about this week in Barrington:
- The weather this week will see mostly sunshine and temperatures in the low 80s each day although there could be a few morning showers on Tuesday, thunderstorms on Wednesday and Thursday and shows back again on Friday.
- The committee creating Barrington’s newest park at Police Cove meets at 7 pm in the School Committee Room in Town Hall to review the five public art proposals selected as finalists for the sculpture to be erected in the park.
- Revisit the Underground Railroad in the suspenseful movie rendition of Virginia Hamilton's classic, "The House of Dies Drear," today at 6:30 pm in the children’s room of the Barrington library. Appropriate for upper elementary and middle school-aged children.
- The Summer Family Film Series: I Love the ‘90s continues in the Barrington library auditorium tomorrow, July 23, at 7 pm with “Honey We Shrunk Ourselves.”
- And on Wednesday at 1 pm, the “Slice of Lemmon” film and lecture series presented by movie buff and librarian Doug Swiszcz continues with “The Apartment,” starring Jack Lemmon and Shirley Maclaine.
- Barrington's summer concert series continues on Sunday, July 28, at 6 pm with the renowned Rhode Island folk duo, Atwater & Donnelly, performing in Government Center.
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