Fall River Licensing Board Demands Compliance Over Unpaid Bills, Threatens Business Closure

Overview: The Fall River Licensing Board meeting focused on addressing several compliance issues, particularly emphasizing the importance of resolving outstanding financial obligations. The board made it clear that businesses like Mass Pleasant Chicken LLC must settle unpaid alarm bills to secure their licenses, with a pressing deadline set for April 25, 2025. Additionally, the board granted several one-day permits for various events and addressed changes to business operations within the community.

Fall River Licensing Board Grapples with Event Occupancy and Safety Concerns

Overview: At the recent Fall River Licensing Board meeting, discussions centered around the approval of various liquor and entertainment permits, with attention on the occupancy and safety issues related to an upcoming professional boxing event by Boston Boxing Promotions. The board also reviewed multiple license requests, ranging from changes in management at local clubs to the establishment of new auto sales businesses.

Fall River Licensing Board Transfers All Alcohol License, Eyes New Portuguese Restaurant

Overview: During the recent Fall River Licensing Board meeting, members approved the transfer of an all-alcohol common victualler’s license to squeegee to Inc. . The board also approved several one-day permits for local churches and schools, along with a name change for a local eatery.

Fall River Licensing Board Grants Permits Amid Emergency Absence and New Ventures

Overview: The Fall River Licensing Board, during its recent meeting, approved several permits, including a one-day permit for the Annual St. Patrick’s Day event despite the absence of a representative due to a family emergency. Additionally, the board approved a new beer and wine license for a family-style restaurant and discussed the renewal of existing licenses.

Fall River Licensing Board Approves Key License Transfers and Renews Numerous Permits

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Fall River Licensing Board approved several key license transfers and renewals, including victualer licenses and beer and wine permits, with minimal opposition or debate. The board demonstrated efficiency in processing applications, ensuring businesses could continue operations without interruption, while also addressing isolated concerns about accountability.