Fort Greene businesses trying to ‘cut through’ after issues with State Liquor Authority
Two hopeful small business owners in Fort Greene have yet to open their business because of red tape they say was put up by the State Liquor Authority.
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May 29, 2021, 2:48 AM
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Updated 1,312 days ago
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564ds agoTwo hopeful small business owners in Fort Greene have yet to open their business because of red tape they say was put up by the State Liquor Authority.
News 12’s Sabrina Franza explains how they’re trying to “cut through.”
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