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Baltimore Liquor Stores, Poverty and Health: Thursday February 14, 12-1 pm
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The Baltimore City Council is considering a major overhaul of the city’s zoning code that would reduce the density of liquor stores to promote healthier neighborhoods. The proposal, informed by a Johns Hopkins study, has caused an uproar among liquor store owners who feel they are being unfairly blamed for violence and poor health. We examine the controversy with Debra Furr-Holden, Hopkins epidemiologist and director of the Drug Investigations, Violence, and Environmental Studies Laboratory; Terrell Williams, organizer for BUILD in East Baltimore; Bob Dashiell, lawyer for the Korean-American Grocers & Licensed Beverage Association of Maryland, Inc.; Doug Jung, owner of Eutaw Market, one of the liquor stores targeted by the proposed zoning changes.
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