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Hotel Vernon License Suspended for 5 Days After Assault

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WORCESTER – The Worcester License Commission suspended the liquor license of Hotel Vernon, at 16 Kelley Sq., for five days during its meeting on Thursday night. The commission held the violation hearing in response to an alleged assault that took place inside the bar, after it closed, on November 28. The Hotel Vernon will serve the suspension between March 5 and March 9. According to the police report read during the meeting, at around 1:45 AM, …
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Hotel Vernon License Suspended for 5 Days After Assault

WORCESTER – The Worcester License Commission suspended the liquor license of Hotel Vernon, at 16 Kelley Sq., for five days during its meeting on Thursday night. The commission held the violation hearing in response to an alleged assault that took place inside the bar, after it closed, on November 28. The Hotel Vernon will serve the suspension between March 5 and March 9. According to the police report read during the meeting, at around 1:45 AM, …

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UPDATE: Chattanooga nightclub given 5-day beer license suspension after December shooting

A 3-week liquor suspension that was issued by the Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) ended Thursday.

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'The Dream' receives five day suspension of beer license after shooting

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (WDEF)- A Chattanooga nightclub has received its punishment following a shooting in December. Inside of the crowded “Dream” nightclub on Glass Street on December 1st, shots rang out, injuring one person and causing dozens of patrons to exit the club in a panic. At a hearing two weeks ago, representatives of the club testified that their metal detectors had been broken by cleaning staff, and were not operational that night. The…

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