Because of a grant from the Mid-Coast Hospital's substance abuse prevention program, Brunswick law enforcement is encouraging bars and restaurants to enforce the liquor laws more vigilantly.  This news speaks to the League's foundational purposes of alcohol abstinence, prohibition, and temperance.

Read what the New York Times reported in 1911 regarding the League, which alongside the Anti-Saloon League, the Women's Christian Temperance Union,  and the Maine Sunday School Association, was improving Maine in a similar fashion almost one hundred years ago.

A hearty "thank you" is due to Brunswick's law enforcement, to the Brunswick Times Record, and to its reporter, Caitlin M. Elsaesser, for letting us know about these positive, important efforts.  

Four more eateries stung for serving alcohol to a minor

"Brunswick — In the second sting of the summer, four establishments received liquor license violations Thursday night in an operation led by Community Policing Officer Terry Goan. Of the 13 establishments tested, Back Street Bistro, Bombay Mahal, Bangkok Garden, and the Brunswick Golf Club served alcohol to a minor.

"Places that insisted on identification were Pizza Hut in Cooks Corner, Poncho Villa, Rosita's, Something's Fishy, the Frontier Cafe, Thai Village Restaurant, and Sweet Leaves Teahouse."

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