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That Williamsburg Liquor-License Moratorium Probably Won’t Be Happening
An SLA spokesman says "we can't just do a blanket denial for a whole class of licenses."
SLA Strips Touch’s Liquor License: ‘It’s a Sad Day for Clubs’
Events director Andy Griggs says 95 jobs are out the wazoo.
It Turns Out, New York’s Booze Peddlers Don’t Have It That Bad
At least you don't have to pay half a million for a liquor license here.
Liquor Authority Says It Was a Very Good Year
But you'll still have to wait a few months for a liquor license.
Eddie Huang Closes Xiao Ye After More Four Loko Raids
After just four months, the controversial chef's restaurant is done.
Red-Tape Relief: DOH Passes 80 Percent of Eateries, SLA Prunes Its Hedges
A couple of our favorite bureaucratic agencies are patting themselves on the back today.
The Case of the Wine Bar Without Wine
An Inwood wine bar has gone without wine for over a year.
La Superior Ends Liquor Drought
The Williamsburg taquería's two-year-long wait for liquor is finally over.
McDonald’s Eyes Beverage Market; Gourmet Readers Disappear
Plus: another lawsuit for Gordon Ramsay, and Sandra Lee prepares for first lady possibilities, all in our morning news roundup.
Party’s Over: SLA Suspends M2’s Liquor License
Fifteen fights and eleven instances of drug activity in the past year.
Health Department and SLA Get Tougher on Naughty Restaurants
But the silver lining: The 4 a.m. closing time may be back in vogue.
Should There Be a Separation Between Church and State of Sobriety?
Will Harlem fall victim to new legislation seeking to close a loophole in the dreaded 200-foot law?
Whole Foods Rewards Healthy Workers; Growlers Are So Hot Right Now
Plus: Airport restaurants see crowds and yoga and food worlds collide, all in our morning news roundup.
SLA Head Promises Stricter Enforcement, Elimination of Application Backlog
The SLA’s new chairman, Dennis Rosen, updated the New York State Assembly on his progress yesterday.
SLA Humbly Asks Tech Nerds to Remove Its Shortcomings
The latest in the SLA's twelve-step path to recovery.
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