Oct. 6 (UPI) --The company Sticker Mule is facing a lawsuit filed in a New York court over a pro-Trump sign it installed on the roof of a building that local officials warn could pose dangers to ...

Amsterdam, NY — In a ceremony, a 'Vote For Trump' sign that sits atop the former Fownes building in Amsterdam ... According to MayorCinquanti, a Sticker Mule representative approached the ...

As NewsChannel 13 previously reported, the CEO of Sticker Mule, Anthony Constantino, has installed a 100-foot sign atop his building on Elk Street. “I think this sign is going to be a landmark.

But Sticker Mule maintains that the sign isn’t advertising any product ... light up his pro-Trump signs on top of the 26 Elk St. building that his manufacturing company owns.

Sticker Mule unveiled the Donald Trump sign this week in a lighting ceremony ... Hundreds of people gathered in building's parking lot, where guest speakers included a former UFC champion and ...

In fact, it wasn’t until Oct. 1 that code enforcement officer Grant Egelston noticed “a new sign appeared to be under a tarp” at the 26 Elk St. building owned by Sticker Mule, according to ...

Sticker Mule CEO Anthony Constantino, who installed the sign on the repurposed Fownes glove factory building in Amsterdam, New York, hailed the judge's order as an "epic win for free speech." ...

The city of Amsterdam has obtained a court order blocking the Sticker Mule CEO from illuminating its large Vote for Trump sign atop its building. Amsterdam Mayor Michael Cinquanti said the ...

But Constantino watched Trump talk about a building a wall “that ... illuminated “VOTE FOR TRUMP” sign that he had installed atop Sticker Mule’s headquarters in New York, earlier this ...

“This is ur reminder they had a 100+ foot pro-trump sign installed on their building just 6 months ago,” Kinnaley posted. “NO TAKE BACKS, ANTHONY. WE MEMBA.” So Sticker Mule scrubbed all ...

CEO of Sticker Mule, is making national headlines with a ‘Vote for Trump’ sign despite it raising some red flags with code enforcement. The sign sits atop the Fownes building at 26 Elk Street ...