Liquor Can Flow Later in the French Quarter
From Times Wire Reports
French Quarter bar owners frustrated with the slow pace of recovery in New Orleans won a partial victory when the city pushed back its curfew from midnight to 2 a.m., allowing a little more partying into the wee hours on Bourbon Street.
Bars had been threatening to defy the midnight curfew, complaining that it was putting a damper on the famously raucous neighborhood and the city’s economy too.
The city put bars on notice, however, that violators of the extended curfew could lose their liquor licenses.
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