Alcohol

Minetta Street resident Shana Dowdeswell, 23, died after drinking at Village bars, her mom said.

For some New Yorkers, the decision to quit drinking means a cheaper and healthier lifestyle.

The lawsuit accuses CB3 of forcing Boukiés into an agreement never to apply for a full liquor license. 

A recent move by Brooklyn's Community Board 8 to bring bars to heel is putting off potential proprieters.

The popular markets' organizers have applied with the state for a park liquor-vending permit.

Residents of 145 E. 15th St. complain of SideBar patrons who urinate and leave litter in their garden.

Locals on Second Avenue at East 76th Street worry noisy bar-goers will cause problems.

High-end wine shops and convenience stores allegedly sold alcohol to underage decoys, the SLA said.

The Stumble Inn, located at 1454 Second Ave., fosters noisy, booze-fueled bad behavior, residents said.

The New York City Hospitality Alliance is hoping the city will change its plan for new enforcement rules.

Campbell Apartment's Centennial Punch is made with gin, fruit juice and port.

Molasses Books is celebrating its new liquor license with a party this weekend.

SingleCut brewery is planning to open Dec. 8.

A bartender at Jackie's Fifth Amendment says locals are too "disdainful" of the no-frills bar.

The first lunchtime dance party will be held Thursday at The Caulfield on East 27th Street.