Giant skeletons and the First Amendment: Inside a TN woman's fight over holiday decorations
Germantown resident Alexis Luttrell planned to keep skeleton decorations up all year in her yard. But she now faces a court ...
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People didn't think about how they'd store these giant skeletons after Halloween — so they got creative
"The 12-foot skeleton was for the Halloween enthusiasts who aren't afraid to go the extra mile for the best of the best decor," Allen told Grindell. This holiday season, it looks like the ...
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The Home Depot’s Viral 12-Foot Skeleton Is Back This Year and Even Creepier — and It’s Not Sold Out Yet
In fact, it's not even August and The Home Depot's new Halloween yard decorations are already selling out. After finding viral fame in the past few years with its imposing 12-foot-tall skeleton ...
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Halloween Decorations in January? She’ll Go to Court for Them.
The skeletons, in other words, had to come down since the city considered them Halloween decorations. The warning was followed by a citation — and a February court date to boot. “I just ...
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Giant skeletons and the First Amendment: Inside a TN woman's fight over holiday decorations
A Germantown resident is facing a court date for keeping Halloween decorations, including skeletons, displayed past the city's allowed time frame. The resident, Alexis Luttrell, argues that the ...
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Giant skeletons and the First Amendment: Inside a TN woman's fight over holiday decorations
When Germantown resident Alexis Luttrell bought an 8-foot skeleton man and accompanying skeleton dog, she intended to use them for more than just Halloween decorations. Her plan was to showcase ...