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Concord Monitor - Teatotaller owner beats corporate-giant Meta in court for deleted Instagram account

Concord Monitor - Teatotaller owner beats corporate-giant Meta in court for deleted Instagram account
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Judge orders Instgram parent company to pay New Hampshire cafe owner $100 for deleting account

Emmett Soldati said he had used the account to successfully promote his café, bakery, restaurant and performance venue in Somersworth for six years before the account was deleted in June, 2018.

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Teatotaller Cafe targeted; Concord police seek help identifying suspect

The Concord Police Department is asking anyone with information to contact the Criminal Investigation Division at 603-225-8600.

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New images show suspect in investigation of incendiary device outside Concord, N H , café

A suspicious device was found outside Teatotaller Café in Concord earlier this year. The café has been targeted by right-wing extremists for its drag shows.

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Images released of man in connection with incendiary device left outside Concord, N H cafe

Police in Concord, N.H., on Wednesday released surveillance images of a man in connection with an incendiary device that was left in March outside a local cafe that supports the LGBTQ community.

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