In its desperate scramble to remain relevant and avoid priviatization, the Pennsylvania Liqour Control Board has been running around like a chicken with its head cut off trying to make changes. Recent months have seen promises to reeducate staff, a million dollar failure in the wine kiosk project, and now they’re offering to deliver your booze straight to your house. So, as of yesterday you can get your wine and spirits delivered to your doorstep for $14.00 plus $1 for every bottle over 3. Maybe one day we can stop being controlled by an archaic system and have our whiskey, beer, and wine shipped to us from wherever the hell we want. One can dream, can’t they? Anyways, head on over to Fine Wine and Good Spirits to get your monopoly-controlled liquor delivered!
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Rodale Catering and Events launches new website
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