#Liquor License

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Naked Departure Radio: Residents of Scarborough want to know how a known career criminal (recidivist) Andre Clarke, got an Event and a Liquor License.

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People in that small community are terrified! Naked!!

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Domino Bar must open by July 1 or risk losing liquor license

What's going on with The Domino Bar? Here's what we know so far.

By Shereen Siewert | Wausau Pilot & Review A once-popular Wausau bar and grill that has been largely closed since November is at risk of losing its liquor license if they do not resume regular operations by July 1. The Domino Bar, 740 Washington St., has been a Wausau staple for nearly 100 years. On July 1, 2023, the Domino was sold to a new owner, Brougan Milbradt, who performed extensive…

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Navigating the Liquor License Process with Storm Liquor License in Texas

When it comes to opening a liquor-based establishment in the vibrant city of Austin, Texas, the journey is filled with promise and potential. However, amidst the excitement, one crucial aspect can often seem daunting: obtaining the necessary permits and licenses. Fortunately, Storm Liquor License is here to guide you through this intricate process, ensuring that your venture sets sail smoothly. 

Understanding the Landscape: 

Austin, known for its eclectic blend of culture, music, and culinary delights, boasts a dynamic landscape for the hospitality industry. Whether you envision a cozy craft cocktail bar on South Congress or a bustling brewery in the heart of Downtown, the city offers ample opportunities for entrepreneurs. However, to bring your vision to life, you must navigate the intricate web of regulations governing the sale of alcoholic beverages. 

The Role of Storm Liquor License: 

Enter Storm Liquor License, your trusted partner in obtaining the necessary permits to operate within Austin's thriving market. With years of experience and a deep understanding of local regulations, our team is dedicated to simplifying the process for our clients. From initial consultations to the final approval of your liquor license, we provide comprehensive support every step of the way. 

Tailored Solutions for Your Business: 

At Storm Liquor License, we recognize that each business is unique, with its own set of requirements and aspirations. Whether you're launching a new venture or expanding an existing one, our team works closely with you to develop a personalized strategy aligned with your goals. From selecting the appropriate license type to navigating zoning regulations, we ensure that your journey is customized to your specific needs. 

Expertise in Local Regulations: 

Navigating the intricacies of liquor licensing in Austin requires a deep understanding of local regulations and ordinances. With Storm Liquor License by your side, you can rest assured knowing that our team possesses the expertise and insights needed to streamline the process. From TABC (Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission) compliance to city-specific requirements, we handle all aspects of the application process, allowing you to focus on bringing your vision to life. 

Streamlined Process, Expedited Results:

At Storm Liquor License, we understand that time is of the essence when launching a new business. That's why we've developed a streamlined process designed to expedite the approval of your liquor license. Our team leverages industry insights and strategic partnerships to navigate potential roadblocks efficiently, ensuring that your business is up and running without unnecessary delays. 

Beyond Licensing: Ongoing Support and Compliance: 

Our commitment to your success extends far beyond the initial licensing process. At Storm Liquor License, we provide ongoing support to ensure that your business remains compliant with all regulatory requirements. From annual renewals to compliance audits, our team is dedicated to safeguarding your business interests and promoting long-term growth. 

Embark on Your Journey with Storm Liquor License: 

As you embark on the exciting journey of opening a liquor-based establishment in Austin, let Storm Liquor License be your trusted companion. With our expertise, personalized approach, and unwavering dedication to your success, we'll navigate the complexities of the licensing process together, setting the stage for a prosperous future in Austin's vibrant hospitality scene. Contact us today to learn more about how we can assist you in realizing your vision.

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"FINED $100 AND COSTS." Kingston Daily Standard. September 18, 1912. Page 1. --- Joseph McConnell Pleaded Guilty to Infraction of liquor Law ---- Joseph McConnell, proprietor of the Williamsville Hotel, appeared before Magistrate Farrell this morning in answer to the charge of keeping liquor for sale on the premises of a temperance house and on pleading guilty, he was fined $100 and costs with the option of three months in jail. Mr. McMillan, of Kirkpatrick, Roger & Nickle appeared for McConnell and entered a plea of guilty on behalf of his client.

The case arises from the inspection of the premises of the Williamsville Hotel on Saturday afternoon by Provincial Inspector Morrison, Inspector Wright and County Inspector Moreland. A quantity of whiskey, wine and beer together with some empty bottles discovered on the premises were confiscated at the time of the inspection.

Mr. MeConnell paid his fine.

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Ghosts

The Liquor License

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in some US states the strongest alcohol you can sell is 75% :3

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[description of the dmv in the style of a hopepunk fantasy novel about the beautiful machineries of bureaucracy in service of empire]. i was on the verge of a panic attack when i arrived and then i was immediately funneled through seamlessly like those fish tubes and by the end i was both soothed and the owner of a ny state driver’s license

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GHOSTS (US) |  S2E8 - The Liquor License: Pete decided to be brave!

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This wall of fake ids at a liquor store.

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Wisconsin wedding barns sue over state's new liquor law requiring licensing

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A pair of Wisconsin wedding barns sued the state Tuesday seeking to block enactment of a new law that requires them to get liquor licenses similar to other establishments that host events. Owners and operators of wedding barns tried unsuccessfully last year to kill the law that overhauled regulation of the state’s multibillion-dollar liquor industry. The changes had been…

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Thinking about the side plot I scrapped for the nerds corruption au fic where Ted goes to Margarita Mondays at Pizza Pete’s and catches a video of principal Blim drunk dancing on top of a table and uploads it so it goes viral and becomes a huge scandal when principal Blim is already in hot water with the school board, causing him to get fired and forcing him to get a job at that hipster cafe, where Trevor (the guy he unfairly expelled) is essentially his manager and it’s super awkward…it would have been so fun and unhinged but it would have bogged down the story pacing wise and I like the school dynamic better with principal Blim still there (easier for the gang to get away with their shenanigans).

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wheee i FINALLY got a new license picture after eight years and not only is it not hideous i finally have my first horizontal license

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"TWO TEMPERANCE HOTELS RAIDED," Daily Standard (Kingston, Ont.). September 16, 1912. Page 1. --- Inspectors Seized Large Quarities of Beer. --- Joseph McConnell and Charles Fralick Charged With Violation of License Laws. --- Provincial License Inspector Morrison, Toronto, C. W. Wright, the local license inspector, and County Inspector John Moreland, visited the Williamsville hotel, and the Cataraqui Driving Park hotel on Saturday afternoon and as the result of their inspection charges of keeping liquor on the premises of hotels that have no license were laid against Joseph McConnell, of the Williamsville hotel, and Charles Fralick, the propreitor of the Cataraqui Driving Park hotel, and the accused will be tried on Wednesday.

In the case of the Williamsville hotel, first visited, a collection, consisting of a full case of Fisher's beer, three pint bottles of whiskey, two bottles of port wine and one bottle of "soft stuff" - ordinarily used for "chasers" were discovered and left in charge of Mr. Wright, while the other two inspectors went on to the Cataraqui Driving Park hotel, where after searching the premises, they discovered the bar paraphernalia and in a hen house discovered about thirty-six full quart bottles of Fisher's ale and about fifteen dozen empty bottles, bearing the label of the Portsmouth Brewery.

Neither of the accused men, had anything to say for publication to- day.

The case against Joseph McConnell will be heard before Magistrate Farrell. At Wednesday morning's session of the police court, and Charles Fralick will come before Justices of the Peace Hunter and Bradshaw, also on Wednesday.

The collection of liquor and beer from the two hotels is on exhibition in the office of the local inspector.