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The vote came more than a year after the owner of Leavitt's Country Bakery sued the town over a painting by high school students that's displayed across his storefront, showing the sun shining over a mountain range made of sprinkle-covered chocolate and strawberry doughnuts, a blueberry muffin, a cinnamon roll and other pastries.
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New Hampshire lawmakers this year have debated bills that include free speech, so-called "divisive concepts," and book removal policies.
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The case centered on whether a judge's order violated the defendant's constitutional rights when it prohibited him from posting the plaintiff's name or image online.
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At issue: the doughnut painting above Leavitt's Country Bakery in Conway, which was painted by high school students.
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A local gadfly from Exeter was arrested and accused of slandering police. The criminal case was dropped; now the ACLU wants the entire law scrapped.
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In Brentwood, Newsletter Article That Downplayed Extent Of Racism In U.S. Is Dividing ResidentsThe Brentwood Newsletter was founded in 1977 to fix a problem: people in town weren’t getting along.“Town meetings were kind of well known for being a bit…
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It’s been a year since a high school guidance counselor working in the Exeter school district was sentenced to prison. Kristie Torbick, 39, pleaded guilty…
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Local leaders in Newington are coming under fire after town employees removed Pride month signs from some residents' lawns last month.Town administrator…
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Residents in Epping say their schools need to encourage acceptance of all kinds of political speech, in the wake of a controversy at the high school…
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At the Peterborough Library, A Celebration of Banned BooksHolden Caulfield, Huckleberry Finn, and even Harry Potter are no strangers to controversy. The characters, and more precisely, the authors behind them,…