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Hapeville Alcohol Board to appoint vice-chairman

By Dionne Kinch
March 16, 2016

The Hapeville Alcohol Review Board will choose a vice chairman during its regular meeting 6:15 p.m. Thursday at the Hapeville City Hall, 3468 North Fulton Ave.

The board will also consider an application for an on-premise beer and wine license by MP Hapeville LLC, doing business as Marco’s Pizza, located at 832 Virginia Ave. Suite A and B.

The group will also review an application for a Special Event Permit License by the Irish Bred Pub located at 1155 Virginia Ave., Suite A.

Information: www.hapeville.org.

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