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"Yellow Submarine," the Beatles animated film that celebrates its fiftieth anniversary this year. It's coming to the Jane Pickens Theater in Newport for a screening on Wednesday, July 11. Also coming to the Jane Pickens next week is Ron Campbell, one of the last living animators of "Yellow Submarine." Campbell will be in the Jane Pickens lobby Monday through Wednesday, where he will display and sell his artwork. He will also participate in a Q&A following the Wednesday evening showing of "Yellow Submarine."

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Window on the World: Small Songs

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FREEPORT — Authorities in Walton County are looking for the driver of a blue Ford Mustang believed to be involved in a hit-and-run crash that left a woman with serious injuries.

DEFUNIAK SPRINGS — A 35-year-old Naval Officer was arrested after investigators say he communicated with a girl he thought was 14 years old and tried to meet up with her for sex.

New Bedford Festival Theatre Executive Producer Armand Marchand, Associate Producer Wendy Hall and Choreographer Victoria Elyse Casillo join Coastin' editor Jerry Boggs to talk about preparations for this summer's production of "West Side Story" July 20-29.

Members of the Northwest Florida Hip-hop collective Strangers of the Elevated Underground discuss the song "Destin," its music video and the group's sophomore album. Features reporter Savannah Evanoff interviews Devin Anderson (aka DJ Deezy), Kevin Price (Price on the MIC) and Demetrius Robinson (aka Mechee).

Today in Worcester Culture Watch, Richard Duckett and Victor Infante do something terribly out of character and talk about sports. No. Really. The World Cup is shifting into high gear, and Richard reminisces about what winning it meant for his native England in 1966, while Victor muses on how to get Americans to pay attention when the US team didn't even qualify.

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