Cuomo: Liquor license suspended at Cutchogue venue following 'super-spreader' wedding

Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the punishment for the North Fork Country Club following a wedding at the venue Oct. 17 that resulted in a so-called "super-spreader" event.

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Nov 9, 2020, 10:29 PM

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A country club in Cutchogue has had its liquor license suspended for allegedly violating coronavirus protocols.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the punishment for the North Fork Country Club following a wedding at the venue Oct. 17 that resulted in a so-called "super-spreader" event.

A total of 113 people attending the wedding, more than double the number allowed under state orders.

At least 34 COVID-19 infections stemmed from the event and many more were asked to quarantine.

The announcement comes weeks after Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone said the country club was facing up to $17,000 in fines for the event.

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