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Liquor Store License Applicant Discusses Background
Heather Weaver hopes to be the first liquor store licensee in Dacula.
In 2012, Russ and Heather Weaver set out to convince Dacula voters of the benefits a package store might provide for the city.
The Weavers launched a petition drive and, after months of going door to door, collected enough signatures to allow the question of whether a not Dacula should allow liquor stores to go before the voters.
The voters said yes by an overwhelming 181 to 76 margin.
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As a result, the city amended its alcohol ordinance and is now in the process of .
Heather Weaver is one of those interested parties. Watch the video for details about Weaver's background and business aspirations.
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