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RIVERHEAD, N.Y. – A woman who painted a religious message on a tractor-trailer placed on her Riverhead farm in New York continues to fight town officials who say the trailer itself is a code violation.
Newsday reported Wednesday (http://nwsdy.li/2hNKZDC ) that 52-year-old Marie Tooker painted “I Love You God Thank You” in black letters on the side of the tractor-trailer. In July, town officials cited her for violations of local regulations concerning junked or unregistered motor vehicles. Several board members say the sign also is “inappropriate.”
Tooker questioned the tickets during a town meeting Aug. 1. Town Supervisor Sean Walter said he loves Tooker’s message but doesn’t like having a vacant trailer at the town’s entrance.
Tooker says she’s considering taking legal action to maintain her sign.
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Information from: Newsday, http://www.newsday.com
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