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Brunch Bill Passes in Clarksburg, Goes into Effect Sunday

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The Clarksburg City Council has passed a “brunch bill” ordinance allowing businesses with an Alcohol Beverage Control Administration Class A license to serve alcohol on Sunday mornings.

Clarksburg City Manager Martin Howe tells local media that under the new ordinance, any establishment within the city limits can begin serving alcohol at 10 a.m. this Sunday. The ordinance was passed Thursday during the City Council meeting.

Previously, alcohol sales were prohibited before 1p.m. on Sunday.

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