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NJ Getting Ready to Allow More Bars, Restaurants that Serve Alcohol

By Reposted Content on May 21, 2018
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As seen on: NJ1015.com
By: Michael Symons 

After years of talk, a bill that could significantly expand the number of restaurants that can sell beer, wine and spirits has finally gotten an initial vote in the Legislature.

The plan is likely to be altered as it moves ahead, and last week’s action by the Assembly Oversight, Reform and Federal Relations Committee was designed in part to compel more serious conversations about the long-discussed but long-delayed prospect of ending strict limits on liquor licenses that date to the end of Prohibition…

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