State Liquor Authority suspends liquor license for Mansion at Glen Cove
The State Liquor Authority has issued an emergency suspension of The Mansion at Glen Cove's liquor license.
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Jul 13, 2022, 8:32 PM
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Updated 1,012 days ago
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655ds agoThe State Liquor Authority has issued an emergency suspension of The Mansion at Glen Cove's liquor license.
This means that effective immediately, no alcohol may be sold or consumed on the premises.
The announcement comes just days after three people were shot at the location.
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