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OS Beer Board hands down penalties

Posted at 2:43 pm March 24, 2014
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Information from WYSH Radio

The Oliver Springs City Council, acting as the city’s Beer Board, handed down penalties on Thursday to two businesses that sold beer to an underage person during a beer sales law compliance check.

Representatives of the Pizza Hut on South Tri-County Boulevard asked the Beer Board to revoke their beer license for six months rather than pay a $1,250 fine, and the Board obliged.

Lee’s Market on Tri-County Boulevard was fined $1,250 and had its beer license placed on probation for six months. It was the first offense for both businesses.

Filed Under: Government, Oliver Springs, Oliver Springs, Police and Fire, Top Stories Tagged With: beer, beer board, beer license, compliance check, Oliver Springs City Council

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