Lawrence Licensing Board Approves New Business Endeavors

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Lawrence Licensing Board, developments included the approval of a common victualler and outdoor dining license for Timeless headquarters, a liquor license transfer for an establishment previously known as Beacon Hill Wine & Spirits and Gourmet, and an outdoor patio extension for Bongo Bar and Grill. These approvals signal growth and adaptation of local businesses.

Revere License Commission Addresses Noise and Public Safety Concerns

Overview: At the recent Revere License Commission meeting, issues concerning public safety, noise disturbances, and licensing compliance were addressed, with particular focus on Lupita’s restaurant and the transformation of a local establishment into a nightclub affecting the residential neighborhood. The commission dealt with complaints from residents about noise, parking, and the behavior of patrons, and considered proposals to adjust operating hours to alleviate these concerns.

Fall River Licensing Board Approves Belmont Club’s Event With Safety Measures

Overview: In a meeting of the Fall River Licensing Board, the Belmont Club received a green light for a one-day entertainment permit, with a condition that set the safety tone for the session. The permit’s approval, crucial for the club’s event planned for August 18th, 2024, came with the stipulation of hiring a firefighter to monitor the building’s capacity.

Amherst Board of Licensing Approves Summer Concert Series Liquor License

Overview: During the latest Amherst Board of Licensing meeting, a short-term liquor license application for a community summer concert series was the primary focus, with the Board granting approval, conditioned on final endorsements from the police chief, fire chief, and town manager. The applicant detailed the continuation of a tradition that includes local beer, wine, and cider sales at the event, emphasizing the success and incident-free history of past years.

Boston Licensing Board Approves Mediterranean Flavors to Replace Crystal Restaurant Garage Room

Overview: The Boston Licensing Board recently considered a range of license applications, with the most notable topic being the transfer of a liquor license from the Crystal Restaurant Garage Room to Ken and Co Inc, doing business as Jana Grill and Bar. Attorney Mike Ross represented the applicant, proposing a new Mediterranean concept that would reduce the indoor premise by 65% and remove several existing license conditions. Surin Kiran, the owner and operator of the Janna Grill and Bar in Watertown, is expected to manage the new location. Support for the proposal was expressed by the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Services and the Alon Civic Association, with the latter commending the board for its attention to the community’s concerns regarding the location’s history of violations.