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Book booze
Bring your library card and a designated driver
The library wants maximum revenue.
The old downtown public library was notorious for hosting legions of homeless inebriates haunting the stacks. Now the city is looking for a vendor who can purvey the hard stuff to higher-dollar crowds. “From a wedding to a corporate event to a birthday party, providers should be able to offer a variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages at all clients at various price points.”
This time, the city wants part of the action: “The percentage offered the City is an important factor in selection as is the ability to generate maximum revenue.”
Here's something you might be interested in.
Book booze
Bring your library card and a designated driver
Book booze
Bring your library card and a designated driver
The library wants maximum revenue.
The old downtown public library was notorious for hosting legions of homeless inebriates haunting the stacks. Now the city is looking for a vendor who can purvey the hard stuff to higher-dollar crowds. “From a wedding to a corporate event to a birthday party, providers should be able to offer a variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages at all clients at various price points.”
This time, the city wants part of the action: “The percentage offered the City is an important factor in selection as is the ability to generate maximum revenue.”
Comments
What is this even saying? I don't get it.
Matt, need a little more information on this story, please. Thanks!
Um, maybe this is what happens when readerwriter Matt Potter goes on vacation yet tries to keep his hand in from afar.
"The Meeting Rooms policy allows the consumption and sale of alcoholic beverages within the facilities on a one-day use permit only. It is the intent of the community to provide these specified areas where alcoholic beverages can be served at wedding receptions, banquets, etc. within the facility."
It's for alcohol in the library meeting rooms.