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Liquor Board Agenda Listed Easton Bowl License Transfer and Bayleigh Chase Corkage Bid

The Sept. 14 agenda carried a Class B beer-and-light-wine transfer application for Chesapeake Bowl LLC at 101 Marlboro Ave. and a wine-corkage application for Acts Communities of Maryland at Bayleigh Chase. Minutes were not posted as of Friday morning.

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EASTON, MARYLAND — Talbot County's liquor board agenda for Sept. 14 listed two Easton business items: a license transfer tied to Easton Bowl and a wine-corkage application at Bayleigh Chase.

The posted agenda for the Board of License Commissioners meeting at 10 a.m. Sept. 14 names Chesapeake Bowl, LLC for an application to transfer a Class B license (hotels/restaurants — on-sale, beer and light wine) at Easton Bowl, 101 Marlboro Ave. #39. It also lists Acts Communities of Maryland, Inc., for a wine-corkage application at Bayleigh Chase, 501 Dutchmans Lane.

As of Friday morning, the board's Sept. 14 listing linked the agenda but not minutes. The agenda does not establish whether either application was approved, denied or continued.

Approved corkage authorization, on the board's applications page, allows eligible Class B, G or F-A license holders to serve wine patrons bring onto licensed premises and permits patrons to remove a partially consumed bottle.

Source: Talbot County Government

Also: Talbot County Government (2), Talbot County Government (3)

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