Boston Licensing Board Tackles Safety and Extended Hours in Recent Session

Overview: In a session marked by discussions on public safety and the extension of operating hours for various establishments, the Boston Licensing Board addressed several significant licensing matters on Wednesday, May 1st, 2024. The meeting involved intricate deliberations on incidents at licensed premises, amendments to operating hours, and petitions for changes in management and business descriptions across a diverse array of businesses.

Boston Licensing Board Addresses Multiple Incidents at City Establishments

Overview: The Boston Licensing Board convened to address a series of incidents occurring at various city establishments, including assaults, an overdose, and an underage drinking violation.

Boston Licensing Board Grapples with Multiple Bar Incidents

Overview: The Boston Licensing Board recently addressed a series of incidents involving local bars and restaurants, with topics ranging from armed robbery to allegations of assault by bouncers. One notable issue discussed was an armed robbery outside an unnamed bar in October 2023, where the victim was threatened with a knife and had their phone and personal information stolen. Delays in management led to a lapse in the preservation of crucial video footage, which the general manager assured had been rectified.

Boston Entertainment Board Examines Suffolk Downs Stage Plans

Overview: The Boston Entertainment Application Board recently scrutinized the operation and management plans for The Stage at Suffolk Downs, proposed by Bowery Presents LLC. The meeting delved into several vital aspects of the venue’s upcoming 2024 season, including sound management, security operations, emergency plans, traffic, and community impact.

Revere License Commission Deliberates on Franco Fest 2024 Amid Concerns

Overview: The Revere License Commission met recently to discuss several licensing issues, with the most significant being the debate over the license application for Franco Fest 2024, an event celebrating French-speaking African Caribbean culture. The commission did not make a decision on the license, citing the need for further discussion due to past incidents of noise complaints, alcohol consumption, and inappropriate behavior associated with the event. The discussion centered around the potential impact on the community and the importance of addressing these issues.