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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 5, 2006, Winnipeg, Manitoba A2 Winnipeg free press tuesday september 5, 2006 Vermont teens push nudity limit Winter expected to nip protesters by Lisa Rathke b Battleboro it. ? Public nudity in to new to this bastion of Bohemia but it usually bares itself in More Subtle places than the downtown parking lot. This summer a group of teenagers has disrobed near restaurants bookstores and the towns Many galleries igniting a debate about whether Brattleboro should ban a practice Long tolerated until now. Brattleboro tends to be a Laid Back town and pretty accept ing of the unusual but this is really pushing limits said police chief John Martin. By most accounts the stripping started on a whim in Early summer when a Young woman sat naked on a Park Bench mar tin said. Then another woman started taking her shirt off Down town. A music festival promoting nudity and rebelliousness set up in May in a downtown parking lot attracted nude Hula hoopers. Last month a half dozen Young people bared their bodies in a parking lot encircled by the backs of bookstores Coffee shops and restaurants. Its just an act of Freedom said 19-year-old adhi palar. We re just doing so because we palar said he and the others do not consider nakedness to be innately sexual or rude and it should to be confined to All the Bare skin has raised eyebrows even in this town of 12,000 residents that has seen clothing optional swimming holes streakers and an event known As breast fest which featured women parading topless. To most people its not a big Deal said Catherine Kauff Man 57, who Calls Brattleboro a Don to take away too Many of rights kind of at everyone a books co owner Rich Geidel 50, said the parking lot May not be the most appropriate place for nudity but As Long As people Are polite Don to Block the Entrance we Don task them to to others its disturbing and something More than harm less rebellion. Its a bad image for Brattleboro said Ozzie Kocaoglu 43, who owns the sundries Tomato restaurant at the far end of the parking lot which has Long been a teen hangout. Vermont has no state Laws against Public nudity but communities can write their own bans. At least eight cities and towns have anti nudity ordinances according to the Vermont league of cities and towns. So far Brattleboro has chosen not to join them but the teenagers dress Down May change that. Officials in the Southeast Vermont town about 130 Kilometres West of Boston Are researching How other communities have responded. In Vermont voters have shot Down nudity bans before. Prompted by complaints about nudity and sexual activity at a swimming Hole the Wilmington select Board passed an anti nudity ordinance in 2002. But supporters of the Freedom to Skinny dip rejected the ban in a Public vote. As soon As Winter comes there wont be a Story any More said town clerk Annette Cappy. ? associated press City too hot to climb almost 21,000 feet up the Side of , the worlds most danger Ous Mountain or. 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