Grants from the state Liquor Control Board, recently awarded to Ursinus College and Family Services of Montgomery County, are hoped to put a dent in underage and dangerous drinking practices locally.
A portion of liquor license fees collected during the past five months from businesses selling alcohol in Pottstown and New Hanover, and elsewhere, were distributed Monday to the municipalities.
Liquor license fees from local restaurants, clubs and beer vendors helped slightly enrich Pottstown and 12 other municipalities on Monday.
The latest technology to drum up sales allows customers to look for more than 40,000 alcoholic beverages and other products on their smartphones. Don't drink while you're dialing!
It's seeking recommendations for sites near its current Main Street location.
A bill being considered by the Pennsylvania Legislature would allow in-state wine consumers to buy their fill of out-of-state vintages.
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