I cannot believe these are on the ballot in 2012

[sawyerthedestroyer]

AN ORDINANCE REFERRED TO THE CITIZENS OF THE CITY OF ******* PERMITTING THE ON-PREMISES SALE AND CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR (BY THE DRINK) IN THE CITY LIMITS OF *******

and

AN ORDINANCE REFERRED TO THE CITIZENS OF THE CITY OF ******* TO ALLOW THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ON SUNDAY IN THE CITY LIMITS OF *******

Our county just went "wet" in 2010. 8-D

[EmilieMadison]

In MN, liquor can only be sold at designated liquor stores (not grocery stores, etc) and we dont have liquor sales on Sundays (only in restaurants/bars).

[sawyerthedestroyer]

Nov 3, 2012 14:50:25 GMT -5 EmilieMadison said:

In MN, liquor can only be sold at designated liquor stores (not grocery stores, etc) and we dont have liquor sales on Sundays (only in restaurants/bars).

At least you can go to a restaurant and have a drink if you want to

It just astounds me that my county is still stuck in the 1920s when it comes to alcohol. Naturally, I'm voting for these issues. The tax revenue is good for the county and I'm tired of driving to the state line on Sundays if I forgot to get beer on Saturday.

[litebright]

My entire state only started allowing Sunday liquor sales in 2008. And we have one of the biggest micro-brew industries in the country.

We still can only purchase full-strength beer/wine/etc. at liquor stores. They only sell 3.2 beer at grocery & convenience stores.

[chickadee77]

Ah, blue laws. KY is ridiculous with these. Sooooo glad we moved to FL!