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Government
Kirkwood Bar & Grill Appeals Liquor License Rejection
The owner of the Kirkwood Bar & Grill appealed Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed's rejection of his liquor license for the embattled establishment, which has been conduit for controversy for n...
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Business
Kirkwood Bar & Grill Reflective Windows Case Rescheduled For March 12
David Johnson, the embattled owner of the Kirkwood Bar & Grill in Kirkwood, has had his hearing regarding his use of reflective tinting rescheduled for the second time. Speaking ...
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Business
Kirkwood Bar & Grill To Appeal City's Liquor License Denial
The battle over Kirkwood Bar & Grill's liquor license is about to go into a full-scale war. Atlanta Attorney Alan I. Begner said Mayor Kasim Reed's decision last week to deny res...
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Government
Mayor Denies Liquor License For Controversial Kirkwood Bar & Grill
Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed has denied a liquor license application from the owner of the controversial Kirkwood Bar & Grill. Reed made his decision based on neighborhood concerns, ...
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Opinion
City Board Approves Kirkwood Bar & Grill Liquor License Application
by Earl Williamson The third License Review Board hearing regarding the Kirkwood Bar & Grill alcohol permit resulted in a vote of approval for the application by a vote of 2 fo...
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Government
Kirkwood Bar & Grill Liquor License Case Rescheduled To Dec. 6
Supporters and opponents of the Kirkwood Bar & Grill will have to wait until Dec. 6 to see learn if the controversial sports eatery can get its liquor license. The Atlanta Licens...
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Business
Kirkwood Bar & Grill Liquor License Case Set For Nov. 22
The Atlanta License & Review Board has scheduled a Nov. 22 hearing on the liquor license application for the controversial Kirkwood Bar & Grill. The bar at 1963 Hosea William...
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Opinion
In Response To: Is Kirkwood A Racist Neighborhood?
by Earl Williamson As previously reported, the complaints relative to Kirkwood Bar & Grill's application for an alcohol permit centered first on public safety issues and secondly...
