Gov. Murphy announces plans to reform the state’s liquor licensing system, loosening current one-license-per-3K residents restirctions for 5 years before eliminating it in move to update Prohibition-era law

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Gov. Murphy announces plans to reform the state’s liquor licensing system, loosening current one-license-per-3K residents restirctions for 5 years before eliminating it in move to update Prohibition-era law

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