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N H town creates public art ordinance after free speech debate over doughnut mural

Voters in a New Hampshire town have passed an ordinance addressing what local officials call “a path forward” for the installation of murals and other public artwork. But a lawyer for a bakery owner in a First Amendment dispute with the town over a pastry painting fear it could result in more litigation.

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Leavitt s Country Bakery dispute: What will happen to controversial doughnut mural? – NBC Chicago

A New Hampshire town's new ordinance that was pitched as “a path forward” for public artwork hasn't resolved a bakery owner's First Amendment dispute over a.

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NH town reacts to free speech debate over mural

CONCORD, N.H. — A New Hampshire town’s new ordinance that was pitched as “a path forward” for public artwork hasn’t resolved a bakery owner’s First Amendment dispute over a large

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Leavitt s Country Bakery dispute: What will happen to controversial doughnut mural? – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

A New Hampshire town's new ordinance that was pitched as “a path forward” for public artwork hasn't resolved a bakery owner's First Amendment dispute over a.

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