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Haddon Heights to Introduce Alcohol Ordinance with Liquor License Bids Coming Early 2026

Mayor Zach Houck says the years-long process of bringing liquor licenses to the dry borough will take big steps forward this fall. As borough professionals shape regulations, restaurateurs offer their perspectives on what it will take to make alcohol-based businesses successful in the borough. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading…

By Matt Skoufalos | September 22, 2025
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