Dear Friends, we would like to ask for your assistance and support.
This week on February 18th we go before the Park County Commissioners for our Liquor License Hearing. We would love to have some letters from you to the Commissioners supporting our efforts to open a small business in Bailey.
Please Post your letters here. We will cut and paste them into a file for the commissioners.
You are also most welcome to come to the session on the 18th and provide your verbal support as well.
Thank you in advance!
Jack and Allison
Jack retired as a high-level executive from Coors after I believe more than 15 years there, and decided he loved his craft too much to give it up completely. He chose to take over the Bailey Garden Center and renovate the building and open a craft brewery with his experience and skills. I can't participate in the hearings since I'm not a Park County resident, but I ask that those of you who are to please support this up-and-coming new business for our community. Jack has the skills, the knowledge, and the passion to make this a successful venture for both his family and for our community; he's already gotten involved in a huge positive way and he's not even opened his doors yet (he's hoping it will be in time for Memorial Day weekend, but Independence Day weekend for sure if all goes as planned). Like Aspen Peak Cellars, I believe that he will provide a great boost to our local economy and employment opportunities for locals. If you can't attend the hearing, please send a letter of support. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or post it to their Facebook page (linked above)
Thank you!
SC
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