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Council conditions approval of North 24th Street bar The Deuce on 1 a.m. initial closing, Class I license
Summary
After a public hearing and lengthy questioning about prior problems at the site, the Omaha City Council approved a motion to recommend a Class I liquor license and a 1 a.m. closing time in the first year for The Deuce at 2311 North 24th Street; the motion passed unanimously.
Willie Stennis, owner and operator of The Deuce LLC, told the Omaha City Council on April 21 that he plans an “elegant cultural entertainment hub” on North 24th Street featuring live music, spoken word and small plates, and asked the council to grant a Class C liquor license allowing sale of alcohol on- and off-premise through 2 a.m. Stennis said he lives in the neighborhood, has hired security, plans cameras and off-duty officers, and intends to be a hands-on owner.
Council members said they want the business to thrive but urged safeguards because the location…
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