Boston's recent approval of 37 liquor licenses marks the initial stage of a long-term initiative to address the city's restrictive liquor licensing policies. Following legislation passed by state lawmakers last year, a total of 225 new licenses are set to be distributed over three years, with 195 specifically targeted for underserved neighborhoods. This move aims not only to enhance beverage offerings for restaurants but also to provide equitable opportunities for small businesses within low-income communities throughout the city.
The major legislation, signed by Gov. Maura Healey in September, will approve over three years a total of 195 zip code-restricted all-alcohol and beer and wine licenses...
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