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janet118

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3. There was no talking to this woman . . .

Reply to Tesha (Reply #1)

Sat Mar 10, 2012, 02:40 PM

Mar 2012

We told her that we had the right to gather signatures on municipal property open to the public. She would not listen. I wanted to tell her to call the police if she thought we didn't have a first amendment right to be there, but the person I was with wasn't up for a confrontation. I decided to wait until I found the specific law citation.

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This message was self-deleted by its author Tesha Mar 2012 #1

There was no talking to this woman . . . janet118 Mar 2012 #3

This message was self-deleted by its author Tesha Mar 2012 #4

Not in our town . . . janet118 Mar 2012 #5

I'd call the Town Manager, or the Mayor, or the Attorney General's office, if you have to. MADem Mar 2012 #7

Bingo!! I will be showing this to library director on Monday. janet118 Mar 2012 #2

Wow--that's it. If that librarian continues to give you shit, tell her you want the spelling of MADem Mar 2012 #8

Go to Plymouth selectman's meeting and demand SamG Mar 2012 #6