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In
March, Riptide wrote about Surfside Town Attorney Lynn Dannheisser's successful recommendation of her boyfriend, Gerald Houlihan, for additional legal work for the town. Dannheisser has
since compared New Times -- and two Surfside blogs -- to the KKK.
We recently received a letter from Houlihan, representing his girlfriend Dannheisser, threatening legal action for the article. Included was a "corrected" version of the story in question. We've embedded it below.
No, we're not making this up.
Dannheisser, "Corrected"
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