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BERKLEY,Mich.-Voters the in the Detroit suburb of Berkley will decide November 6th whether to return a Christmas Nativity scene to City Hall. Under threat of a lawsuit from the American Civil Liberties Union, the city council voted last year to relocate the figures of Jesus, Mary and Joseph off city land and onto church property.But Berkley citizens collected enough signatures to force a vote on returning the Nativity scene to its home for at least two decades-a small patch of grass behind City Hall.The U.S. Supreme Court has found that Nativity scenes are permissible on public land as long as secular symbols are displayed as well.As in the days of Noah...
