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East Hampton Village Store Owner Will Fight Ticket Over ‘Welcome’ Sign, Stuffed Animal

Colleen Moeller Pleads Not Guilty To Violation Issued For Placing Stuffed Animals In Front Of Her Store
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Colleen Moeller Pleads Not Guilty To Violation Issued For Placing Stuffed Animals In Front Of Her Store

Colleen Moeller and her attorney, Dan Rodgers, have asked for a trial over the ticket issued to Ms. Moeller for placing a stuffed dog with a

Colleen Moeller and her attorney, Dan Rodgers, have asked for a trial over the ticket issued to Ms. Moeller for placing a stuffed dog with a "Welcome" sign around its neck on the stoop of her storefront in East Hampton Village.

Colleen Moeller and her attorney, Dan Rodgers, at East Hampton Town Justice Court on Monday. KYRIL BROMLEY

Colleen Moeller and her attorney, Dan Rodgers, at East Hampton Town Justice Court on Monday. KYRIL BROMLEY

authorMichael Wright on Dec 9, 2019
The owner of a children’s boutique in East Hampton Village will take the violation she was issued for placing a stuffed animal on the front stoop of her shop to... more

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