Leavitt’s Country Bakery owner Sean Young is seen in an undated photo released Monday by his attorneys at the Institute for Justice, which announced that Young had won a federal court case against Conway. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Leavitt’s Country Bakery owner Sean Young is seen in an undated photo released Monday by his attorneys at the Institute for Justice, which announced that Young had won a federal court case against Conway. (COURTESY PHOTO)
CONWAY — The doughnut mural that was under threat of removal by the town of Conway can remain standing because the town’s sign code enforcement was so flawed, a federal judge ruled Monday.
The case hinged on whether Leavitt’s oversized mural above the entrance to Conway bakery is a sign, as the town zoning officer contends, or a work of art, as bakery owner Sean Young maintained. The mural was created by Kennett art students several years ago.
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