Antisemitic signs posted in Weston, prompting concern in town
Nestor said the signs prompted "fear and concern."
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11h agoFirst Selectwoman Samantha Nestor says antisemitic signs were posted in town over the weekend.
Nestor said the signs prompted "fear and concern."
The selectwoman wrote in a statement, "Regardless of whether they were deliberately designed to be so, the Jewish families in our community, including myself, perceive them as being antisemitic. I sincerely hope that you will stand with me in assuring our community that we will not tolerate the infiltration of antisemitism within our town."
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