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Cities already planning local Sunday liquor rules as the Brunch Bill becomes law
RALEIGH -- The ink was barely dry after the governor signed the so-called brunch bill into law before the Carrboro Board of Aldermen called a special meeting for Monday to allow alcohol sales starting at 10 am. on Sundays.
The new law paves the way for restaurants to start selling Bloody Marys, mimosas and other drinks before noon, if city and county elected officials allow it. The expanded hours also apply to retail sales of alcohol.
Link to tweet
Supporters celebrated the N.C. General Assembly’s decision with the #FreeTheMimosa hashtag on social media. Gov. Roy Cooper signed it into law Friday.
Read more here: http://www.newsobserver.com/news/politics-government/politics-columns-blogs/under-the-dome/article159227609.html
