Haddon Heights' decision to end its dry status reflects a broader trend across the U.S., where towns and counties are increasingly moving away from prohibition policies.
This month, Haddon Heights' residents voted for a ballot initiative allowing local establishments to serve alcohol, marking a significant change for the town's social landscape.
Several states, including Kentucky and Texas, have experienced a notable decrease in dry counties and towns, showcasing a shifting attitude toward alcohol legislation.
The town's new regulations will foster a community atmosphere, as long-time residents and small business owners welcome the chance to participate in a modern dining culture.
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