Summary
A proposed law that would enable supermarkets to obtain more than two licenses to sell alcohol faces tough opposition from liquor vendors, even after the bill was modified to make it more palatable.
The new bill (S-1608), introduced on March 17, would lift the current limit of two retail liquor licenses per person or corporate entity, which was enacted in the 1960s.See the full content of this document
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Liquor Stores Oppose Revised Bill
The bill's introduction follows the failure of a similar bill to pass in December after critics charged that it would hurt mom-and- pop liquor store owners.
In response to the cr...See the full content of this document
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