WESTSIDE PRAISE REPORT: Hallelujah! Liquor Request Withdrawn at EASTERWOOD
By BMORENEWS Staff
(BALTIMORE - October 10, 2011) - In an email to Marvin "Doc" Cheatham and other supporters of Easterwood's efforts to block a liquor license request in West Baltimore's Easterwood community, it was announced that the request before the liquor board was withdrawn:
Dr. Marvin "Doc" Cheatham, without your dedication to this inititative, I don't believe we could have done this in such short notice. The board and I appreciate and thank you for your hard work. I would also like to thank our Councilman Nick Mosby, who not only wrote a letter of support, but also was willing to come and speak on our behalf.
I called 410-396-4377 (Liquor Board) this morning and Mr. White informed me that the application had been withdrawn. I thank God and each and every one of you who called, signed our petition, or wrote a letter.
We will celebrate at our next community meeting. Please join us.
Matthew Henson Neighborhood Association
www.matthewhensonna.com
Gwendolyn Shelton, President
410-669-1343-h, 443-850-8323-c
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