Washington waives liquor license fees to help businesses hurt by COVID-19 pandemic
WASHINGTON — Eighteen Washington liquor license holders are getting a financial break from the city when they most need it. They won't have to pay for their license when they renew it for the 2021-22 fiscal year. They can thank Lori Peifer, owner of Lori's Kitchen Store, for the city's gesture. Peifer has a BYOB (bring your own beer and wine) license from the city for cooking classes held at her store. The license cost her $350 for the 2020-21 fiscal year, which began May 1 and will continue through April 30. During normal times, Peifer holds about two cooking classes a week. Because she's...
Source: pjstar.com