Published October 09, 2009, 10:07 AM
A state Senate committee has endorsed a bill to end Wisconsin’s tradition of letting younger kids drink with their parents in a bar.
Senate committee votes to end letting younger kids drink with their parents in bars
Wisconsin NewsA state Senate committee has endorsed a bill to end Wisconsin’s tradition of letting younger kids drink with their parents in a bar.
A state Senate committee has endorsed a bill to end Wisconsin’s tradition of letting younger kids drink with their parents in a bar.
The committee sent the measure to the full Senate.
For years, kids of any age have been able to drink with their parents in a tavern, and the new bill that sets that limit at 18.
The state’s Tavern League supports the measure. And so do a number of law enforcement and public health groups.
There’s an identical bill in the Assembly, and it’s sitting in a committee at the moment.
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