Categories: News

NEWRA Approves Beer, Wine and Cordials License Transfer

A virtual meeting via Zoom was held by the North End/Waterfront Residents’ Association (NEWRA) on Thursday, June 11.

Some elected officials including Mayor Martin Walsh and State Representative Aaron Michlewitz, Chair of the House Ways and Means Committee attended the meeting.

Many NEWRA members participated in the virtual meeting that has been labeled a success.

The community organization voted 15-3 to support an application to transfer a beer and wine with cordials license to Dolce Inc., 272 Hanover Street from the Pushcart on Salem Street. Closing hours of 12 AM. No other operational changes were proposed.

Phil Orlandella

Recent Posts

Old North Church holds Blessing of the Animals

Many local pet owners gathered at the Paul Revere Mall (Prado) to participate in the…

21 hours ago

NEMPAC’S 10th annual Soirée celebrates ‘Cabaret in the City’

The North End Music & Performing Arts Center (NEMPAC) hosted its 10th annual Soirée on…

21 hours ago

North End Historical Society member pens book on life in the area in early 1900

“The story of Anthony Santoro, Jr. and Gina Marie Volpe began on a sunny Thursday…

21 hours ago

Two more reasons to get a flu shot

‘Tis the season for respiratory illnesses -- the flu, COVID, and RSV -- for which…

21 hours ago

West End couple’s pet sitting-and-walking service continues to grow

Grace and Nick’s growing pet sitting-and-walking service got its start through a chance opportunity in…

21 hours ago

Governor Healey announces new winter energy bill relief for Massachusetts families

Governor Maura Healey announced new actions to help Massachusetts families lower their heating and electric…

21 hours ago