Lyndonville, VT: From homophobia to antiSemitism

Or perhaps in the Northeast Kingdom in general?
On the heels of the anti-LGBT bigotry openly practiced by the ownership of the Wildflower Inn, the Caledonian Record is polling the issue, with discouraging results so far. 50/50 results for their question about whether discrimination should be legal.

That said, at a public building, the responsibility for the maintenance of which lies with town government, we have this:

^{(photo: Steve Nichols)}

which has apparently been allowed to exist for MONTHS.

And that building is at Lyndonville's Powers Park, the site of  a public pool and tennis court, a place where families gather.....and nothing has been done. Not enough people seem to care.