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Sunday liquor sales falter; whiskey maker wants law changed
By Don Davis Minnesotans must loudly demand that lawmakers approve Sunday alcohol sales if the proposal has a chance to pass, its Senate sponsor says. Sen. Roger Reinert, DFL-Duluth, said the Hous...
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Wilmont Liquor to close

Wilmont Liquor to close Last night of business is New Year’s Eve
WILMONT — When a couple of “For Sale” signs go up in the windows of Main Street businesses in a town the size of Wilmont, it’s enough to cause concern throughout the community — especially when the two businesses are the bar and the café, local gathering places for noon meals and draft beers.

By Julie Buntjer , December 27, 2012

Off-sale liquor stores making gains in net profits

Worthington’s store ranks 11th across state in net profits
WORTHINGTON — The city’s municipal liquor store fared well in a 2010 report recently released by the Office of State Auditor in March.

April 03, 2012

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City mulling new liquor store site

WORTHINGTON — A new municipal liquor store location that would replace the current Diagonal Road site could be a possibility should the Worthington City Council opt to move such a project forward.

By Ryan McGaughey , December 13, 2011

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City council approves liquor store study

WORTHINGTON — The Worthington City Council decided Monday morning to go ahead with a feasibility study for the city’s municipally owned liquor store.

July 20, 2011

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Temporary liquor license granted by city

WORTHINGTON — The Worthington Regional Economic Development Corp. will be allowed to serve liquor at a private event at Memorial Auditorium next week, but it will have to pay the $150 licensing fee and $125 for insurance to cover the city’s liability for the 2.5-hour gathering.

By Julie Buntjer , March 28, 2011

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Avoca MLS under new management

Avoca MLS under new management AVOCA — She might be the new manager of the Avoca Municipal Liquor Store, but Jonelle Loehlein of Slayton has already been working there for nine months, and she’s certain of one thing — it’s fun work.

March 27, 2011

First committee OKs Sunday liquor sales

First committee OKs Sunday liquor sales ST. PAUL — A dozen Wisconsin snowmobilers walked into Dave Erickson’s bar and liquor store last Sunday wanting to buy alcoholic beverages to take back to the resort where they were staying.

By Don Davis , March 16, 2011

Wycoff warming to Worthington

Wycoff warming to Worthington New municipal liquor store manager has relocated from Carroll, Iowa
WORTHINGTON — When Dan Wycoff looks around the Worthington Liquor Store, he sees possibilities — possibilities for displays, possibilities for sampling events, possibilities to expand the store’s selection.

By Beth Rickers , October 01, 2010

Wilder sign is indicator of another era: Breck School educated area youths starting in late 19th century

Wilder sign is indicator of another era: Breck School educated area youths starting in late 19th century WILDER — During the heyday of its southwest Minnesota location, the Breck School offered Greek, shorthand, mechanical engineering and even mandolin lessons for students too old for grade school and “too backward” for high school, catering especially to farmers.

April 05, 2010

As others see it: Beer for all!

Anyone of legal drinking age who wants to have a brew or two at the new University of Minnesota Golden Gophers football stadium should be allowed to put their dollars down and then sit and relax with their beers.

By Mesabi Daily News of Virginia , April 02, 2010

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WPD, liquor store team up to fight underage drinking

WORTHINGTON — According to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety (DPS), alcohol is the most commonly used drug among minors. Still, many adults turn a blind eye to underage drinking, even going so far as to provide beer and booze to those who are not old enough to buy it themselves.

May 30, 2009

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Regional liquor sales yield mixed profits

WORTHINGTON — Several area liquor stores suffered net losses in 2007, according to an Analysis of Municipal Liquor Store Operations released Tuesday by the Office of the State Auditor.

February 26, 2009

Preview: Southwest Minnesota liquor sales yield mixed profits

WORTHINGTON — Several area liquor stores suffered net losses in 2007, according to an Analysis of Municipal Liquor Store Operations released Tuesday by the Office of the State Auditor.

February 25, 2009

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One thumbs up, two thumbs down for Sunday liquor

Voters approve measure in Lismore, turn back proposals in Luverne, Midway Township
A question posed to voters in two communities and one township in the region proved that not everyone is ready to allow their local businesses to serve up a glass of wine or a mixed drink on Sundays.

By Julie Buntjer , November 06, 2008

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Separation of alcohol and smoke

FARGO - Fargo bar owners told a city panel Wednesday that all they want is a level playing field as they try to keep their smoking customers satisfied.

By Helmut Schmidt, The Forum , July 17, 2008

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