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Minnesota's microdistilleries campaign to avoid becoming victims of their own success

If you’ve enjoyed an old fashioned at Tattersall or a gin and tonic at Du Nord, you have Minnesota statute 340A.22 to thank. That’s the Minnesota law that gives microdistilleries the right to operate a cocktail room at their production facility, and it’s why we get to sip cocktails at the two dozen microdistilleries scattered across the state.

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Washington alcohol distilleries may soon see tax increase of nearly 400%

Alcohol distilleries in Washington are worried that they could soon see a drastic tax increase of about 400%. That's because a law lowering the amount owed is set to expire at the end of the year. Back in 2017, Congress approved tax relief for distilleries so their excise tax would lower from $2.70 to 54 cents.

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Lawmakers push bills to hire more police

Two local lawmakers have prefiled bills to help increase law enforcement staffing. In a bill filed by Senate Majority Leader Caleb Rowden, R-Columbia, the state would assume half the burden of paying new officers. In one filed by state Rep. Cheri Toalson Reisch, her hometown of Hallsville would be authorized to ask voters for a new sales tax to support police.

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