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Holyoke License Commission approves F & M Hideaway transfer, one‑day permits and a bundle of renewals
Summary
The Holyoke License Commission approved the transfer of an on‑premises liquor license for F & M Hideaway Inc., granted multiple one‑day and temporary permits for St. Patrick’s/road‑race events, and signed off on several renewals and administrative filings during its February meeting.
The Holyoke License Commission voted to approve several liquor‑related transfers, one‑day permits and renewals, including the transfer of an on‑premises license for F & M Hideaway Inc., 224B Westfield Road, and a change of officers filing for Red Robin Gourmet Burgers & Brews at 27 Holyoke Street.
The transfer of the F & M Hideaway on‑premises license followed a public hearing. Frank Caruso, appearing on behalf of F & M, said the business plans a full renovation of the former Shimerhorn/Pizzeria Uno site and intends to upgrade from a beer‑and‑wine license to a full‑service alcohol license. Vito Adimarinas was identified in the meeting as the manager of record; Caruso said he is the sole owner of the corporation and of the property. Caruso told the commission the business will relocate the existing wine‑and‑malt license out of the building before reopening if the transfer is approved. The board voted to approve the transfer by voice vote; the record does not state a numerical tally.
The commission also accepted the filing that updates officers and directors for Red Robin Gourmet Burgers & Brews; staff said the change reflects a Secretary of State filing and…
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