Mixed reviews as new liquor law changes Sunday hours
Frederick County residents note shifts in shopping patterns after Oct 1 law allows Class A Liquor Beer and Wine stores to open at noon. Owners report reduced Sunday crowds and sales, while some retailers anticipate more changes if more licensees adopt later openings. Local officials and storeowners discuss impact and next steps.
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