Annual permit will allow 3.2 beer sales through August during Junior Legion, Legion and amateur baseball games 11:21 am, May 25, 2021 ×
Worthington Police Chief Troy Appel (left) and Sgt. Josh McCuen join the department s three newest officers, Christine Shorter (second from left), Bryant Schroeder and Alex Van Someren. The new officers, who all started in 2020, were officially sworn in during Monday night s meeting of the Worthington City Council. (Special to The Globe)
WORTHINGTON The Worthington City Council on Monday approved an application from the Worthington Area Youth Baseball Association (WAYBA) to sell 3.2 beer during Junior Legion, Legion and Amateur ballgames from May through August of this year.
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