Rehoboth Beach settles lawsuit over Nativity scene at the bandstand
In 2019, then-Mayor Paul Kuhns said the city wanted to "stay as neutral as possible and let everyone celebrate the holiday season the way they see fit." The city responded to the lawsuit in August, saying that it had not violated any constitutional rights because it did not have a policy that prohibited religious displays, according to court documents. Commissioners later approved a policy Dec. 7 that prohibits any private unattended displays on city property. This policy does not apply to unattended displays owned by the city. In 2020, Rehoboth Beach displayed a holiday display that included...
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