New York bill moves to repeal post-Prohibition bans on alcohol sales for some towns and villages.
New York towns and villages with post-Prohibition bans on alcohol sales face a possible repeal due to a bill moving through the Legislature. The bill would eliminate a 1934 law allowing towns and cities to opt out of allowing alcohol sales, thereby potentially boosting local businesses and giving residents easier access to alcohol for personal consumption. Only seven communities in New York currently have complete alcohol bans.
April 10, 2024
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