We, the undersigned, are signing this petition in SUPPORT of Longboard Liquors application for a package store liquor license to be located at 36908 Silicato Drive Suite 10 Millsboro, DE in Taormina Square.
Due to the increase in population in the surrounding area we feel a store such as Longboard Liquors will provide us with a full-service option to purchase alcoholic beverages offering competitive pricing, knowledgeable customer service, and expanded selections.
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July 11, 2018
Reaching this point has been a long and draining road. Seeing this level of support makes the late nights feel worth the trouble.
Reached 100 supporters
July 11, 2018
66 Comments
I would love to have a more upscale liquor and wine store in Long Neck. As a consumer of good wine I would no longer need to drive long distances to purchase my favorite wines.
Long Neck area is expanding quickly. This would be a great addition to shopping choices!
The Banks family runs a great business and ensures they and their customers abide by all Delaware liquor laws.
Much needed amenity in the area. These are great family owners, supportive of the local communities around the original store.
Banks is simply the best and most professionally run liquor store operation I have had the pleasure to do business with since I started calling on liquor stores in MD/DC/DE back in 1980.
I’d love to see teddy succeed
Good luck
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We, the undersigned, are signing this petition in SUPPORT of Longboard Liquors application for a package store liquor license to be located at 36908 Silicato Drive Suite 10 Millsboro, DE in Taormina Square.
Due to the increase in population in the surrounding area we feel a store such as Longboard Liquors will provide us with a full-service option to purchase alcoholic beverages offering competitive pricing, knowledgeable customer service, and expanded selections.
Updates
July 11, 2018
Reaching this point has been a long and draining road. Seeing this level of support makes the late nights feel worth the trouble.
Reached 100 supporters
July 11, 2018
66 Comments
Ted and Kami are class people and run a class operation—I don’t care what is in Longneck already—their store will be an upgrade and the locals will be glad for it.
I would love to have a more upscale liquor and wine store in Long Neck. As a consumer of good wine I would no longer need to drive long distances to purchase my favorite wines.
Long Neck area is expanding quickly. This would be a great addition to shopping choices!
The Banks family runs a great business and ensures they and their customers abide by all Delaware liquor laws.
Much needed amenity in the area. These are great family owners, supportive of the local communities around the original store.
Banks is simply the best and most professionally run liquor store operation I have had the pleasure to do business with since I started calling on liquor stores in MD/DC/DE back in 1980.
I’d love to see teddy succeed
Good luck
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Ted and Kami are class people and run a class operation—I don’t care what is in Longneck already—their store will be an upgrade and the locals will be glad for it.