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The Boston Globe
Ogunquit zoning clash over lawn roosters
The article reports on a dispute in Ogunquit, Maine, over large metal roosters placed outside a family-owned restaurant, the Omelette Factory. The town’s code enforcement issued nearly $1,000 in fines, claiming the roosters served as advertising, which violated local regulations. The family, supporting their adopted daughter Pyper, who has autism and finds comfort in the roosters, views them as a means of emotional support and autism awareness. Despite fines and public criticism, the family is advocating for the roosters as symbols of support and has garnered a movement of supporters.
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