Corey McMaken | The Journal Gazette Nov 18, 2022 

Cinema Center has launched a campaign to raise $41,000 by February to pay for a new projector for its main screening theater.

The current projector is nearly 10 years old and has exceeded its life expectancy, according to a news release from the nonprofit art house theater. Replacement parts are hard to find for the system.

A new, bulb-less laser projector will last longer, require less maintenance and produce a more brilliant image, the release says.