A town in northwestern Connecticut removed yellow ribbons, which were tied around trees and that signified support for U.S. service members, amid a debate on free speech.
A town in northwestern Connecticut removed yellow ribbons, which were tied around trees and that signified support for U.S. service members, amid a debate on free speech.
A symbol of support for U.S. troops has become the centerpiece of a contentious free-speech debate in this small town in the hills of northwestern Connecticut. Yellow ribbons had adorned trees on the historic Litchfield Town Green since the start of the U.S. war in Iraq in 2003, placed there by families with relatives serving…
A symbol of support for U.S. troops has become the centerpiece of a contentious free-speech debate in this small town in the hills of northwestern Connecticut.