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Late-night World Cup service sparks mixed reactions from bars

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Source: The Washington Post
Late-night World Cup service sparks mixed reactions from bars
Photo: The Washington Post
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States are temporarily extending last-call hours for World Cup viewing to capitalize on demand, but many bar owners report mixed feelings and logistical hurdles, even in places like Massachusetts.

Topics:sportsnational#alcohol-laws-and-regulations#bars-and-clubs#fifa-mens-world-cup-tournament#hospitality-and-leisure-industry#massachusetts-united-states#national
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  1. States are pushing back last call for the World Cup. Bar owners aren’t elated.  The Washington Post
  2. Massachusetts passes law to allow later last calls and public drinking zones this summer  WBUR
  3. Governor Healey signs bill allowing 3 a.m. last call for the World Cup, expanding public drinking through July  The Boston Globe
  4. Healey signs bill allowing bars to stay open later through July  WHDH
  5. Last call is extended statewide, but questions about how it works remain  NBC Boston

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