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Facing the possibility of losing liquor licenses at a collection of iconic music clubs, Western Mass. businessman Eric Suher has reached an agreement with Northampton officials.

Why mess with success? To strengthen what makes this small city special, improve its safety and shape an even more appealing environment for a new generation of residents and visitors.

"Massachusetts is already a liberal place, but most of it isn't exactly what you'd call bohemian ... " Thrillist wrote.

The longtime headquarters of the Daily Hampshire Gazette was sold for about $3 million.

"Given the circumstances, Alissa has decided to take a leave of absence which we support. Daniel has also decided to take a leave of absence," a company spokesperson said.

Some of Suher's most prominent ventures have faltered in recent years, leading Northampton officials to revoke some of his unused liquor licenses.

While he’s clashed with Holyoke in the past, Eric Suher seems to have activated his sprawling Front Street property through a lease involving the state Department of Children and Family Services.

Some of Eric Suher's downtown Northampton properties that have sat dormant or seen infrequent use since the pandemic risk losing their liquor licenses.

NORTHAMPTON — The License Commission is cracking down on one of the city’s most prominent businessmen for not using some of the all-alcohol liquor licenses he owns for entertainment venues downtown.Commissioners last month questioned Eric Suher about...

The owner of several well known Northampton, Massachusetts, entertainment venues has until June 1st, 2023, to show that two of his many establishments are open for business, or potentially lose coveted liquor licenses.