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Nonprofit seeks to lift liquor license ban in Wilkinsburg

Posted on July 14, 2015 by marlee

February 5, 2015: Diners in Wilkinsburg may soon enjoy a beer or glass of wine. The Wilkinsburg Community Development Corp., a nonprofit that works closely with the business community, is trying to strike down the borough’s liquor license ban. The group will circulate petitions to put the issue on May’s primary election ballot. It needs to collect 1,059 signatures from Wilkinsburg voters by March 10. Read the full article from the Trib.

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