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7 national organizations join the Cozy Inn First Amendment case against Salina as city appeals recent loss in court
Seven national organizations have filed court briefs in support of Salina’s Cozy Inn restaurant in its ongoing First Amendment lawsuit against the City of Salina, after the city appealed its 2025 loss in federal court. Owner Steve Howard of the century-old eatery sued the city in 2024 after Salina officials claimed an unfinished UFO-themed mural […] The post 7 national organizations join the Cozy Inn First Amendment case against Salina as city appeals recent loss in court appeared first on The S
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