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Voters to decide BYOB, Ward races Tuesday
Lawn signs have pros and cons in a campaign
Some merchants describe downtown as ‘survive’ more than ‘thrive’
Final pre-election campaign finances released
Candidates for council discuss issues facing city during public forum
City Council News in Brief, Edition of May 2, 2012
Man on the street: BYOB will go down in defeat
Pro-BYOB attorney sees conflict with OC businessmen’s new venture in Somers Point
Will BYOB really be bad for OC?
Pro and no BYOB organizers make their case on radio show
BYOB issue topic of radio show debate
Opponents say BYOB will not improve local economy
Pro-BYOB group holds first informational session
Consequences of BYOB still unknown
Official No BYOB group says it doesn’t condone boycotts
BYOB debate heats up as ‘no’ and ‘pro’ groups stage info sessions
Pro-BYOB group schedules informational sessions
Sheppard, Sutherland face off for surrogate
Group offers BYOB information sessions
Decision time tonight for county Democrats
Anti-BYOB group forms (UPDATE)
(UPDATE) BYOB to go to public vote May 8
BYOB to go to public vote in May
BYOB ordinance on council agenda for Thursday
Price traces lineage to Ocean City’s founders
(UPDATE) BYOB petition turned in to City Hall
Restaurateurs challenge chamber’s ‘dry town’ description
Validity of BYOB ordinance unclear
Boardwalk merchants want more input in BYOB
Timeline for petitioners filled with ‘what-ifs’
BYOB is back, group seeks May 8 vote
FIT hears details of Stainton’s plan
Could BYOB statute be changed at state level?
Fearing legal challenge, BYOB advocates withdraw petition
BYOB ordinance ‘flawed,’ attorneys agree
BYOB proponents deliver 583 signatures
BYOB petition delivered to city
Have BYOB proponents reached their goal?
BYOB proponents: Put it to a vote
Timeline is tight on BYOB petition
Legality of BYOB signs at issue
‘Don’t change OC’ signs: legal or illegal?
Ocean City Realtors neutral on BYOB
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Opinion:
OC Unfiltered: Fear and loathing in Ocean City: the hypOCrisy on BYOB
Guest Column >> Ocean City doesn’t need BYOB
Ocean City is a family travel destination
Consider these questions when deciding on BYOB
Remember to be respectful in midst of debate
OC Unfitered: The wheel’s already been invented, restaurant owners just need to ride it
Let BYOB level the playing field
Info sessions help answer public’s questions
If you want BYOB, go to a town that offers it
BYOB will keep the downtown alive
Guest Column >> BYOB opponents need a stronger argument
Bernardini needs to stay secular
BYOB won’t tarnish OC’s reputation
Would the Lake Brothers like Ocean City today?
BYOB is good downtown, not on the boardwalk
BYOB about more than a glass of wine with dinner
It’s not just the restaurateurs
Spreading misinformation about BYOB
Respect founders, do not implement BYOB
‘Change’ signs our only way to be heard
BYOB will rob OC of unique appeal
BYOB vote: democracy in action
‘Saddened’ at prospect of BYOB
BYOB will lead to bars, liquor licenses
First BYOB, then liquor licenses
Don’t try to stifle the conversation
More opponents than supporters of BYOB
Let’s pull our heads out of the sand
BYOB won’t bring ruin or renaissance
Why not signs for pot, abortion?
Let’s not stoop to boycotting our neighbors
Aunt Gladys would be shocked at BYOB
‘Don’t Change OC’? Who’s kidding who?
‘Change’ is inevitable; let’s make it meaningful
All businesses will gain from BYOB
Thanks, OC, from Avalon restaurants
Tabernacle does not advocate boycott
Don’t undo years of tradition with BYOB
It’s not broke, so don’t fix it
Don’t move forward with flawed BYOB ordinance
Don’t try to stifle the conversation
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