The Pride Month display in Megan Ruddy's "Aloof Icon" storefront on Jobs Lane was targeted by village ordinance inspectors last week, who told her it needed to be removed because it was "offensive."
Megan Ruddy, owner of the Jobs Lane shop "Aloof Icon," with one of the popular gnomes she sells in her store.
The Pride Month display in Megan Ruddy's "Aloof Icon" storefront on Jobs Lane was targeted by village ordinance inspectors last week, who told her it needed to be removed because it was "offensive."
Megan Ruddy, owner of the Jobs Lane shop "Aloof Icon," with one of the popular gnomes she sells in her store.
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