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Revenues increase with beach spring break alcohol ban

Lagniappe Mobile

Feb 27, 2019

When Gulf Shores first banned alcohol on the beach to stifle unruly spring breakers who had fled a similar crackdown in Panama City, not all businesses in the resort town were on b…

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