@seacoastonline “They were happy Eli was buying it (VFW) for the new saloon, and it wasn’t going to be just another big nameless development,” Mouflouze said. (2/1/18)
@TizzyEnt Unfortunately a group has been doing this all across New England, including Portsmouth last summer. They target accepting, forward thinking cities and events. They caught a few of them last summer, who were from Rhode Island I believe. Sad people.
@seacoastonline “They were happy Eli was buying it (VFW) for the new saloon, and it wasn’t going to be just another big nameless development,” Mouflouze said.
@seacoastonline This is all you need to know: “This equates to less than five additional open spaces neighborhood-wide,” he stated in the memo. “Considering the $113,500 net cost to run the program, this equates to $22,883 per gained space that can be directly attributed to the program.”
@gallaugher Yup. Over 50% of sales are to out of staters due to the state run liquor store prices. This is bad data and reporting. Their data method: “This data uses an estimate of average ethanol content of sold or shipped spirits into gallons of ethanol (pure alcohol)”.
@seacoastonline “They were happy Eli was buying it (VFW) for the new saloon, and it wasn’t going to be just another big nameless development,” Mouflouze said.