Residents of the neighborhood surrounding the Southampton Social Club traveled to New York City last week to appeal in person to the commissioners of the New York State Liquor Authority not to lift restrictions on the former nigthclub that have prevented DJs, dancing and late hours for the past two summers. The business's owner, Ian Duke, said that the restrictions have put the business "on our heels."
Residents of the neighborhood surrounding the Southampton Social Club traveled to New York City last week to appeal in person to the commissioners of the New York State Liquor Authority not to lift restrictions on the former nigthclub that have prevented DJs, dancing and late hours for the past two summers. The business's owner, Ian Duke, said that the restrictions have put the business "on our heels."
Residents of the neighborhood surrounding the Southampton Social Club traveled to New York City last week to appeal in person to the commissioners of the New York State Liquor Authority not to lift restrictions on the former nigthclub that have prevented DJs, dancing and late hours for the past two summers. The business's owner, Ian Duke, said that the restrictions have put the business "on our heels."
Residents of the neighborhood surrounding the Southampton Social Club traveled to New York City last week to appeal in person to the commissioners of the New York State Liquor Authority not to lift restrictions on the former nigthclub that have prevented DJs, dancing and late hours for the past two summers. The business's owner, Ian Duke, said that the restrictions have put the business "on our heels."
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