Lawmakers fail to vote on allowing wine in grocery stores
Lawmakers did not call the bill for a vote by Tuesday's deadline, which means there is no chance for it this year.
•
Mar 21, 2023, 9:41 PM
•
Updated 640 days ago
Share:
More Stories
0:30
'The Halloween Night' – Greenwich child author pens his second comic book
23m ago1:50
'Make sure they're used safely.' Westport fire officials share space heater safety tips
9h ago2:26
Bridgeport residents can weigh in on poll if 'candy cane smokestack' should be demolished or preserved
9h ago2:33
'I'll never be at peace.' Bridgeport police make arrest in shooting that killed innocent bystander
13h ago1:03
Winter solstice marks official start to astronomical winter on Saturday
13h ago2:23
Connecticut tow truck drivers call off potentially crippling holiday strike
13h ago0:30
'The Halloween Night' – Greenwich child author pens his second comic book
23m ago1:50
'Make sure they're used safely.' Westport fire officials share space heater safety tips
9h ago2:26
Bridgeport residents can weigh in on poll if 'candy cane smokestack' should be demolished or preserved
9h ago2:33
'I'll never be at peace.' Bridgeport police make arrest in shooting that killed innocent bystander
13h ago1:03
Winter solstice marks official start to astronomical winter on Saturday
13h ago2:23
Connecticut tow truck drivers call off potentially crippling holiday strike
13h agoWine will not be sold in Connecticut grocery stores anytime soon.
Lawmakers did not call the bill for a vote by Tuesday's deadline, which means there is no chance for it this year.
Supporters say the proposal did not have enough support after dozens of liquor stores protested.
More from News 12
Government funding bill clears Congress and heads to President Biden, averting a shutdown
2:23
Connecticut tow truck drivers call off potentially crippling holiday strike
0:45
Rep. Himes sounds the alarm about looming government shutdown
2:41
Connecticut lawmakers to reintroduce Warehouse Workers Protection Act as Amazon workers strike
2:16
Expensive dinners, concerts and cell phone bills. Scathing audit reveals ‘inappropriate’ spending at state colleges
1:10
