Governor Cuomo says the New York State Liquor Authority will yank the licenses of bars and restaurants who draw big crowds, in violation of the state’s reopening plans.
Currently, the Mohawk Valley and Central New York regions’ restaurants and bars should be operating at 50% capacity… Continue reading…
Source: WIBX 950
Cuomo: Liquor License on Line if Bar, Restaurant Crowds Too Big
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