US EditionBennett trustees pull town's advertising from newspapers over ‘distasteful’ article about alleged sex assault at school - Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition
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Bennett trustees pull town's advertising from newspapers over ‘distasteful’ article about alleged sex assault at school - Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition
By Jeffrey A. Roberts CFOIC Executive Director The town of Bennett is pulling its municipal advertising from two weekly newspapers on the Eastern Plains because board members did not like an article about a sexual assault that allegedly happened in the locker room of a middle school. The trustees voted May 13 to stop running ads in The I-70 Scout and the Eastern Colorado News, both of which are owned and published by Douglas Claussen. They also …
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