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The Revere License Commission addressed a full panoply of items on its agenda at the commission’s monthly meeting last Thursday, October 20. Chairman Robert Selevitch and fellow commission members Daniel Occena and Linda Guinasso were on hand for the meeting.…Read more →
Underage drinking has always been a priority for the Sheridan Police Department. During an appearance on Sheridan Meida’s Public Pulse, Chief Travis Koltiska and Captain Tom Ringley told listeners some of the hard truths about underage drinking. According to Koltiska, the age of minors drinking alcohol is getting younger and those minors who do consume alcohol are doing so more regularly. According to the Wyoming Department of Health Alcohol Prevention Plan (2018-2020), alcohol continues to be the most commonly reported substance used among all grade levels in the Cowboy State. The WDH ...
The Planning Board on Monday and the Licensing Board on Tuesday both approved the request, pending a final OK by the state's Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission. Attorney Lisa Adelman, representing OSJL Spirits LLC, said a 279 square foot space would be carved out for the retail area in the Curran Highway store and another 260 square feet would be secured and locked cage for when it is not on display. There will not be any coolers but rather wine bottles and six-packs would be sold off shelf. "It is wine and beer and the product that we typically engage in sales, not so...
Colorado Liquor Store Employees Sentenced After Crash Killed Two Anytime there is a vehicle crash and alcohol is involved it makes the situation so much more difficult because it could have been avoided. The person who had been drinking is going to automatically be at fault for drinking and driving, which should be the case. Everyone knows when you drink and get behind the wheel you're putting not only your life at risk but everyone else on the road as well. But in the 2019 vehicle crash in Colorado where Lindsay Ward left a liquor store and caused a head-on crash killing two people, Benjamin...
Photo by Liz Copan / Summit Daily archives A pair of liquor store clerks must pay more than $500 in fines after selling alcohol to Lindsey Ward minutes before she caused a fatal accident that killed two people on Colorado Highway 9 last year. Avran LeFeber and Cody Moral were working at Breckenridge Market & Liquor on the afternoon of the crash and were convicted on misdemeanor charges of selling alcohol to Lindsey Ward while she was visibly intoxicated. The alcohol that LeFeber and Moral sold Ward didn’t contribute to the subsequent crash, but the court ultimately determined that the two m...