New York Bars Get 4 a.m. Window for World Cup Watch Parties
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Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a temporary measure allowing bars and restaurants in select New York counties (currently closing at 1–3 a.m.) to serve alcohol until 4 a.m. during the World Cup window from June 11–20, expiring July 21, aiming to boost small businesses and nationwide World Cup watching.
- New Yorkers Can Party at Bars Across the State Until 4 a.m. During World Cup Eater New York
- States are pushing back last call for the World Cup. Bar owners aren’t elated. The Washington Post
- Healey signs bill allowing bars to stay open later through July WHDH
- Massachusetts passes law to allow later last calls and public drinking zones this summer WBUR
- Governor Healey signs bill allowing 3 a.m. last call for the World Cup, expanding public drinking through July The Boston Globe
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