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October 4, 2023

Shaw May Ban New Liquor Licenses

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Shaw May Ban New Liquor Licenses

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Some Shaw residents are calling for a three-year moratorium on new bars and nightclubs on 9th Street between T St and U St. NBC Reporter Mark Segraves tells us why, and how business owners in the area feel about it.


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