- Liquor board to consider Amazon site sports bar (p)(f)
A new group now wants to open a Latino-oriented sports bar, to be known as Rio Bar & Grill, at the Club Amazon site. The liquor board will consider that request at the Sept. 26 hearing.
in Public bookmarks - Man Shot at PG Nightclub in Critical Condition (f)
A man shot at a Prince George's County nightclub last night is now in critical condition. Police say the man was shot in the upper body just after 3 a.m. at Classics night club on Allentown Road. They say they have five people in custody in connection with the shooting, but none of the suspects has been charged. May 26, 2007
in Public bookmarks - March 29, 2007 Judgement Against J's Sports Cafe (f)
For these violations the Board imposes a fine of$10,000.00. In addition, pursuant to a request of the licensee, the Board rescinded its permission to offer entertainment.
in Public bookmarks - National Harbor Hits Snag Over Alcohol
The hotel that will anchor the $2 billion National Harbor development has failed to secure permission to serve alcohol because the Prince George's County liquor board is insisting on a new state law that would create a substantially more expensive license for the project.
in Public bookmarks - Neighbors want board to close J's Sports Cafe (f)
After meeting with the owners of J's Sports Cafe on Monday, April 23, area political leaders and residents voted to recommend that the county's liquor board revoke the club's liquor license when it expires at the end of May. About 60 residents and politicians attended the meeting at Touch of Love Bible Church on Baltimore Avenue to hear the owner's plans to operate a family friendly restaurant at the Crystal Plaza location, and their solutions to the security concerns residents had raised. April 26, 2007 THIS LINK WILL CHANGE
in Public bookmarks - Neighbors want South Laurel club shut down for good (f)
Neighbors want South Laurel club shut down for good
in Public bookmarks - Nightspots Closed by County (f)
Prince George's County shut down nine nightclubs, which were called magnets for violent crime. County officials said homicides took place near three of the clubs during the past year. In a fourth case, they said, the victim had recently left a club. Assaults, shootings and carjackings were also linked to nightclubs. March 30, 2007
in Public bookmarks - No More Bands to Play at J's Cafe (f)
The owners of J's Sports Café in South Laurel were fined $10,000 last week and ordered to halt all live entertainment by the Prince George's County Board of License Commissioners. But to the disappointment of critics who packed the hearing room, the board did not suspend the club's liquor license. March 22, 2007
in Public bookmarks - No More Do Overs for J's Sports Cafe After 3 Homicides (f)
Watch comments attached to this post for updates. Jan 30, 2007
in Public bookmarks - Owner Protests Police Closing of Club as Political (f)
The owner of a District club shut down since a fatal shooting said yesterday that he had taken every reasonable precaution to prevent violence inside his establishment and that the business was suffering unfairly because of Police Chief Cathy L. Lanier's order to close it for four days. May 29, 2007
in Public bookmarks - P.A. Palace
MD/DC/VA Community Board -> Go Go Venues/Clubs/Spots (p)(f)
in Public bookmarks - Party’s over for Club Amazon (p)(f)
Any future restaurant at site must be family-friendly, county says. June 22, 2006
in Public bookmarks - Petition drive targets J's Sports Cafe liquor license (f)
Three shootings in the past two years outside J's Sports Café in Laurel has residents asking the Prince George's County Board of License Commissioners to deny renewal of the restaurant and nightclub's liquor license. The club's current liquor license expires May 31. Residents are gathering signatures on a petition to protest the license renewal and have until March 1 to file the protest with the license board. Feb8, 2007
in Public bookmarks - PG County Elected Officials & State Delegation Contacts (f)
in Public bookmarks - PG Liquor Board Agenda March 7, 2007 - J's Sports Cafe (f)
And a shooting at Sunrise Sports Bar, Rhode Island Ave south of Powder Mill Road.
in Public bookmarks - PG Liquor License Renewal Protest Deadline Mar 1, 2007 (f)
Protest of a renewal shall be filed on or before March 1, 2007 at the Board of License Commissioners, Room 204, County Service Building, 5012 Rhode Island Avenue, Hyattsville, MD 20781.
in Public bookmarks - PG PD Press Release J's Cafe Killing Jan 28,2007 (f)
On January 28, 2007, at approximately 3:00 a.m., two large groups of people began fighting in the parking lot outside of J’s Sports Café located in the 12600 block of Laurel-Bowie Road . Off-duty Prince George ’s County police officers, who were working secondary employment in the area, observed the fight. As they approached the crowd, the officers heard a gunshot. The crowd immediately dispersed and fled. The officers observed the victim lying on the ground and rendered aid.
in Public bookmarks - Prince George’s County, nightclubs come to terms (f)
The two-month-old standoff between the Prince George’s County government and nine nightclubs that officials blamed for high crime effectively ended Friday when both parties agreed to drop their legal challenges. June 11, 2007
in Public bookmarks - Progress Is Slow as Clubs, County Hammer Out Security Plans (f)
A month after Prince George's County authorities tried unsuccessfully to close several nightclubs and businesses they said were crime magnets, only limited headway has been made in negotiating new security plans for them. May 21, 2007 County Executive Jack B. Johnson (D) briefly shut down the nine clubs, bars and catering halls last month after a wave of violence in Prince George's. But officials reversed course when a judge ruled that five could reopen because the county had not adequately warned owners and did not give specific grounds for the closures.
in Public bookmarks - Protesters Offer to Be Part of Solution (f)
Representatives of the Washington area's go-go community marched on Prince George's government yesterday to protest County Executive Jack B. Johnson's order to close nine popular nightspots. About 100 singers, musicians, sound engineers, and club owners and operators marched in Upper Marlboro from the Show Place Arena to the County Administration Building about a mile away to deliver a message to Johnson (D) and his administration: Let us be part of the solution to the violence that has recently plagued the county. April 4, 2007
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