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Exhibit of Bridgeport art opens Feb. 18 at City Lights Gallery
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TheBridgeportNews.com • News Tue Feb 09 12:00:00 UTC 2010 An exhibit of art inspired by Bridgeport, or by artists who live or work in the Park City, will be on display Feb. 18 to March 31 at City Lights Gallery, 37 Markle Court, off State Street. An opening reception for “Art/Bpt: 2010” will be Thursday, Fe about: Arts Bridgeport City Lights Gallery Hospitality Recreation Markle Court State Street Read more: Exhibit of Bridgeport art ...
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States Seek To Privatize Liquor Stores, Distribution Centers
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Wall Street Journal : Lawmakers in several states with tight control of liquor sales are considering legislation that would shift the job to private industry, saving money and raising revenue. Some states are seeking a windfall by auctioning licenses to private companies to run the retail operations. Others are considering selling distribution centers. Also, privatization would remove costs including paying employees and overhead such as ...
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