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State-run liquor stores in jeopardy following approval of new bill

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Former Mt. Pleasant funeral director, state legislator Eugene Saloom spent life 'helping people'

Whether it was helping a constituent acquire a replacement driver’s license, working on a grant application for a local community or assisting someone with funeral preparations, former state representative and Mt. Pleasant funeral director Eugene G. Saloom always enjoyed helping others, according to family members. Saloom, 87, of Mt. Pleasant

Bottle Barn Off Broadway liquor license request to go to Fargo City Commission

The owner of the Bottle Barn liquor stores said if he's granted a license, he plans to open an off-sale shop this fall in the Kesler Building, which is nearing completion on Second Avenue North.

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Fargo overhauls liquor license enforcement approach

Youngblood Coffee Roasters seeks Fargo liquor license

Liquor Control Committee meeting scheduled

Liquor Control Committee meeting scheduled

5 things to know today: Wind power, Mask mandate, Minnesota schools, Abortion bill, Off-sale

2. City of Fargo extends mask mandate Signage along NP Avenue in downtown Fargo encourages metro residents to wear masks. Fargo city commissioners met in a special session on Wednesday, Feb. 17, and voted 3-1 to extend the city's mask mandate through March 22. David Samson/The Forum Fargo City Commissioners met in special session Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 17, and voted 3-1 to extend the city's mask mandate through March 22. The mandate, which went into effect on Oct. 19, has been effective in reducing cases of COVID-19, according to Chelsey Matter, president of the Fargo Cass Public Health Board of Health, who recently told city commissioners in a letter that they should extend the mask mandate beyond its expiration date of Thursday, Feb. 18.

Dowling appointed to four state House committees for upcoming legislative session

After being sworn in to his third term as state representative for the 51st Legislative District last week, Rep. Matt Dowling, R-Uniontown, was appointed to four House committees.

Freshman North Hills lawmaker Mercuri vows to continue fight to privatize state liquor stores

Submitted Tribune-Review photo Freshman state Rep. Rob Mercuri, R-Pine, said one of his House committee assignments — a seat on the Liquor Control Committee — will allow him to continue his predecessor’s efforts to end the state’s liquor store monopoly. Mercuri replaces former House speaker Mike Turzai, who led the fight to allow beer and wine sales in grocery and convenience stores.   TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Freshman state Rep. Rob Mercuri, R-Pine, has been assigned to serve on four House standing committees for the 2021-22 legislative session.