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The board approved four licensing applications by 3-0 votes: a restaurant manager change, two one-day liquor licenses, and an arcade boxing machine at The Tipsy Cowboy.
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Settler can change its restaurant manager to Philip Gambino, and one-day liquor licenses were approved for events at 88 Wharf St. on March 20 and 28 St. Peters St. on April 18, each for up to 75 people. The board also approved adding an arcade boxing machine at 221 Washington St., though the application still needs an identification number and fee. A manager-change request for the Cosmopolitan Club was moved to the March 23 meeting, and Village Tavern was called in for a future hearing over a fine for blocking a doorway.
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