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Germantown has dismissed the citation against resident Alexis Luttrell over her use of giant skeletons in holiday displays.

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The issue stems from Luttrell keeping skeletons in her yard after Halloween and using them in other holiday displays, which is against the city’s ordinance that dictates decorations can only be ...

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Germantown has dismissed the citation against resident Alexis Luttrell over her use of giant skeleton decorations in various outdoor holiday displays, according to the law firm representing Luttrell.

Alexis Luttrell claimed her First Amendment rights were violated when she was asked to remove skeleton decorations she used for Halloween and Christmas. Luttrell was told the decorations violated ...

Alexis Luttrell claimed her First Amendment rights were violated when she received a citation in January to remove skeleton decorations she used for Halloween, then for Christmas. Courtesy ...

The action is the latest in resolving the dispute between Alexis Luttrell, a resident of The Oaks, who was cited for a code violation after leaving her skeleton decorations up after Halloween. The ...

Newlin put two 12-foot-tall skeletons in her front yard back in September to decorate for Halloween, which she usually leaves ...