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New Jersey

JustAnotherGen

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3. 1948 in NJ

Reply to Hoppy (Reply #2)

Wed Sep 2, 2015, 08:00 PM

Sep 2015

Thats when the statutes were put on the books.

It's so bad that down in Cherry Hill a few years ago someone paid 1.5 million dollars for a consumption license.

Meanwhile in Wildwood - with a permanent residency of 5300 - they have 61 licenses.

My town - zero. And we are not a dry town.

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Assembly Bill 4627 - Liquor License Expansion [View all] JustAnotherGen Sep 2015 OP

This reminds me of when will we see a federal bill allowing online poker again. randys1 Sep 2015 #1

The present laws were a response to temperance and prohibition. They are outdated. Hoppy Sep 2015 #2

1948 in NJ JustAnotherGen Sep 2015 #3

The battle now is against the people who hold the licenses and distributorships. Hoppy Sep 2015 #4

I think it's against the state too JustAnotherGen Sep 2015 #5