Gov. Lamont makes alcohol to-go permanent with new law
Alcohol to-go started as a way to help businesses at the height of the COVID pandemic.
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Jun 16, 2023, 2:22 AM
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12h agoRestaurants in Connecticut can serve alcoholic beverages to-go permanently.
Gov. Ned Lamont signed the bill into law. It was set to expire next year.
Alcohol to-go started as a way to help businesses at the height of the COVID pandemic.
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