The O Club Bar & Grill Nightclub reached a settlement with the New Hampshire Liquor Commission, which levied a $3,500 fine for serving an intoxicated customer and reinstituted its liquor license on Sunday. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
The O Club Bar & Grill Nightclub reached a settlement with the New Hampshire Liquor Commission, which levied a $3,500 fine for serving an intoxicated customer and reinstituted its liquor license on Sunday. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
CONCORD — The New Hampshire Liquor Commission and O Club, the North Conway bar that allegedly over-served a driver whose passenger died in a crash after he left the bar, have come to a settlement.
The driver, Harold Hill Jr., 31, has been charged with negligent homicide and aggravated driving while intoxicated with serious injury in connection with a March 31 crash in which he drove his pickup into the Conway Public Library.
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Agree with Retired in the Valley. You cannot buy grandchildren or even a used car for $3500.
$3500 fine is ridiculous. They should lose their license to serve alcohol.
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