CHAPEL HILL -- A restaurant proprietor who has applied for a permit to sell beer with meals has issued a statement refuting assertions from an alderman during last month's Beer Board meeting when he likened her business to a package store. "Throughout the entire ordeal with the passage of the beer drinking on premises, I never and still don't have any negative feelings toward anyone or their difference of opinion," said Tina Wesson, proprietor of Sambo's Barbecue restaurant...
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CHAPEL HILL -- A restaurant proprietor who has applied for a permit to sell beer with meals has issued a statement refuting assertions from an alderman during last month's Beer Board meeting when he likened her business to a package store.
"Throughout the entire ordeal with the passage of the beer drinking on premises, I never and still don't have any negative feelings toward anyone or their difference of opinion," said Tina Wesson, proprietor of Sambo's Barbecue restaurant.
"I just want to serve our customers."
For the full story, sees Friday's Tribune.
