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Nearly 70 drive-in theaters have closed in Minnesota since the heyday of outdoor movies faded in the 1970s. Here are the six that remain:
• Cottage View, Cottage Grove
• Vali-Hi, Lake Elmo
• Starlite, Litchfield
• Long, Long Prairie
• Verne, Luverne
• Sky Vu, Warren
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