Fall River Licensing Board Addresses Unlicensed Lodging Concerns

Overview: The Fall River Licensing Board, during a special meeting, focused primarily on the status and licensing of lodging houses operated by Raldi P. Operations LLC, represented by Joseph Raldi and attorney Andrew Beach, with particular emphasis on compliance and safety issues. The properties in question were located on Fourth Street, 197 Rodman Street, and an unspecified address noted in the discussion as 254 Fourth Street, which was not formally before the board for licensing consideration.

Boston Licensing Board Weighs New Ventures Amid Community Feedback

Overview: The Boston Licensing Board’s recent meeting saw a flurry of activity with various businesses seeking approvals for common victualer licenses, changes in operating hours, and license transfers.

Small Victories: Boston’s Newest Tavern Concept Faces Mixed Reception

Overview: In a recent convening of the Boston Entertainment Application Board, the application of Reggie Rondo LLC, operating as Small Victories, took center stage as they sought approval to introduce a variety of entertainment options at their new venue in Andrew Square. The proposal included plans for audio devices, televisions, automatic amusement devices, and a DJ service until 2 am. While the venue aims to be a community-driven establishment, the meeting highlighted a division of opinion among local representatives, community members, and officials.

Revere License Commission Tackles Stadium Cleanliness and License Transfers

Overview: The Revere License Commission recently held a meeting where they addressed various license applications, renewals, and concerns about local business operations. One notable issue discussed was the application for nine one-day malt wine licenses for semi-professional soccer games at Harry Della Russo Stadium. The commission grappled with concerns over stadium cleanliness and the management of trash left behind from previous events. Additionally, the meeting dealt with the transfer of a common victualler’s license for Flaming Grill and Buffet, parking issues at Roadway Inn, and the non-operational status of Noah’s Auto Body.

Fall River Licensing Board Considers Lanista Lounge License Suspension After New Year’s Incident

Overview: The Fall River Licensing Board recently convened to discuss a range of topics, with one of the most significant being the decision to suspend the liquor license of Lanista Lounge for three days following a New Year’s Eve incident. During the meeting, police officers described responding to a fight call at the lounge and finding approximately 20 people inside after the establishment’s closing time. The owner’s explanation that the individuals were family members and not patrons, along with his reluctance to present the liquor license, raised concerns among board members.