At hearing, elected officials oppose liquor superstore at South Bay

The Boston Licensing Board could vote Thursday whether to allow Total Wine to open a 23,000-square-foot store in the South Bay mall, where the OfficeMax used to be. Acting Mayor Kim Janey and City Councillors Frank Baker, Michael Flaherty and Annissa Essaibi George all opposed the proposal at a hearing Wednesday, citing opposition among nearby residents. City Councillor Julia

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