Liquor Privatization
Beer Sales Take Center Stage At Liquor Privatization Hearing
Beer distributors, tavern owners and grocers had their say as the state Senate continued a series of hearings on privatizing liquor sales in Pennsylvania.
TV Ads In Bucks County Accuse Chuck McIlhinny Of Opposing Liquor Privatization
Republican state senator Chuck McIlhinny is the target of a conservative group’s TV ad campaign that encourages liquor privatization.
Pennsylvania House Votes On Liquor Privatization Today
Even if the bill passes the House, it would still have to get through the Senate, where support is less certain.
Pa. State House Tackles Liquor Privatization
The state House will tackle liquor privatization this week, and it starts with a committee vote on a bill expected to take place today.
State Lawmakers Tackle Liquor Sales
The odds are shrinking that any liquor privatization plan and the complete elimination of state stores may clear the legislature.
Corbett Promises Liquor Privatization Proceeds To Schools
Gov. Tom Corbett says his plan to auction 1,200 wine and liquor store licenses and open beer and wine sales to a broad array of retailers would commit the proceeds to education.
Pennsylvania Liquor Board CEO To Step Down In February
The chief executive officer of the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board has announced plans to step down after six years in the position.
Liquor Privatization Bill Still Held Up In Pennsylvania House
The state House has recessed for the week without a much-anticipated vote on privatizing the sale of wine and liquor in Pennsylvania.
Liquor Debate Put On Hold, Allegedly Due To Budget Talks
State House debate on legislation to privatize liquor sales in Pennsylvania did not resume as anticipated on Tuesday, but a spokesman for the House majority leader insisted it’s not due to a lack of votes for the proposal.
