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Alcohol Now Allowed To Be Sold At More Locations In Cranford: See Where
Businesses will be eligible to apply for a permit that will cost $2,000 per year.
CRANFORD, NJ — Dinner and a show can now come with an adult drink at a new class of approved vendors for alcohol in Cranford.
The Township Committee unanimously approved Ordinance 2025-26 on Tuesday, allowing the sale of alcohol at nonprofit, art-house, and community theatres.
Businesses will be eligible to apply for a permit that will cost $2,000 per year.
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"I am in support of this ordinance to continue our ever-growing, popular, and vibrant downtown," one resident said as he addressed the room before the adoption went to a vote.
The revised ordinance takes effect on Dec. 11 after its publication in the Westfield Leader.
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