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A couple taking the video said Lisa Smurro was spewing transgender and homophobic hate in front of a child and needed to be removed.

Vice principal tosses beer on N.J. diners as wife argues over transgender woman in restroom Updated 7:54 AM; A vice principal at a Monmouth County, New Jersey school is under investigation after a social media post shows him angrily throwing a cup of beer at restaurant patrons in Atlantic County this past weekend. The drink toss by Michael Smurro occurred after his wife argued with patrons over an apparent transgender woman using the women’s bathroom with her at the restaurant, Fred & Ethel’s Lantern Light and Tavern in Smithville, Galloway Township, on Saturday. The incident was first r...

N.J. vice principal tossed beer at diners as wife complained of transgender woman using bathroom Updated 11:43 AM; A vice principal at a Monmouth County school is under investigation after a social media post shows him angrily throwing a cup of beer at restaurant patrons in Atlantic County this past weekend. The drink toss by Michael Smurro occurred after his wife argued with patrons over an apparent transgender woman using the women’s bathroom with her at the restaurant, Fred & Ethel’s Lantern Light and Tavern in Smithville, Galloway Township on Saturday. The incident was first reported...

UpdatedTue, Apr 27, 2021 at 5:15 pm ET Replies(21) The vice principal tossed the beer at restaurant diners after his wife complained that a transgender woman used a bathroom, reports say. (Shutterstock) SMITHVILLE, NJ — A New Jersey vice principal tossed beer at restaurant diners after his wife complained that a transgender woman used the restaurant's bathroom this weekend, reports say (see video below). Michael Smurro, a vice principal at Neptune High School, tossed the beer after his wife argued with patrons over a transgender woman using the women's bathroom with her at Fred & Ethel's L...

Jan 23, 2021 In December, Pantone did something unusual when it selected the 2021 color of the year. For only the second time since it began announcing annual colors over 20 years ago, it chose two: Ultimate Gray and Illuminating (yellow). Pantone describes its choice, based on creative industry research and trends, as one representing “strength and hopefulness.” This month, On Design looks at a few recent releases that subtly bring the uplifting bicolor palette into daily life. Cycle safety: Muni’s rearview mirror, designed by Sari Nakamura, allows cyclists to see behind them ...