Short-term rentals, liquor license transfer considered by Erie City Council
Several citizens weighed in on the proposed zoning changes related to short-term rentals; no one spoke in opposition to the liquor license transfer.
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Several citizens weighed in on the proposed zoning changes related to short-term rentals; no one spoke in opposition to the liquor license transfer.
A specialty food store in Aspinwall that recently expanded with a cafe plans to sell beer, wine and alcoholic beverages. Council voted 5-0 Wednesday night to approve a restaurant liquor license transfer to Feast on Brilliant. Council members Heth Turnquist and Jeff Harris were absent. The license is coming from
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Township’s ‘manifestly unreasonable’ refusal to let Weis Market sell alcohol voided by Pa. court Updated Jan 13, 2021; Posted Jan 13, 2021 A state appeals court has rejected claims by supervisors in a central Pennsylvania township that allowing a Weis Market to sell alcohol would harm the public's morals. Facebook Share Saying local officials provided no evidence to back their claim that the proposal would be harmful to the public morals, a Commonwealth Court panel Wednesday cleared the way for a central Pennsylvania Weis Market to start selling alcohol. That decision, outlined by Jud...