No Bars In Bellevue

Have a great day in Bellevue. Shop Bellevue and support the many local small businesses. Kuhns Antique Mall/ Ohio River Urgent Care Center... Muddy Cup Good L'oven Cookies Produce Plus Pizza Hut Dollar General Pizza Milano Uncle Chen's Dean Smith's Dojo Classic Chevrolet T&M Hardware Bellevue Business Center The Rusty Nail Lincoln Bakery Family Dollar Bellevue Speed Wash Hallmark Luigi's Pizzeria Hair Express Styling Center Rite Aid Around the Bend Books Thai Tamarind Fred Dietz Floral West View Savings Bank Pizza Bomonti Citizen's Bank Leff-Marvin's Cleaners Patty's Styling Salon Ephesus Pizza Joyce's Antique Emporium of Bellevue Guys and Dolls China Sea Berry Quool Bayne Library Mane Attractions Fodi Jewelers Happy Baby Shepherd's Door Quest Diagnostics CVS Pharmacy Dairy Queen of Bellevue Cake It Easy Dance America Plankeye Skate Shop And the list goes on and on. Enjoy the vintage pictures of Bellevue and vote NO on the May 19th Referendum.

Beaver Borough is a dry town, a fine town, lots of stores and 40 minutes away from here. They call it a "vibrant" town. See this website and vote NO on May 19th. http://www.beaverpa.us/

Vote NO on the referendum on May 19th. Bellevue has the unique selling point of being a dry town. It makes our town stand out. Growing up in a dry town is a gift for the children. If changed, there is no going back to what we have right now. Pass this post on . . .

Have a great day in Bellevue. Shop Bellevue and support the many local small businesses. Kuhns Antique Mall/ Ohio River Urgent Care Center... Muddy Cup Good L'oven Cookies Produce Plus Pizza Hut Dollar General Pizza Milano Uncle Chen's Dean Smith's Dojo Classic Chevrolet T&M Hardware Bellevue Business Center The Rusty Nail Lincoln Bakery Family Dollar Bellevue Speed Wash Hallmark Luigi's Pizzeria Hair Express Styling Center Rite Aid Around the Bend Books Thai Tamarind Fred Dietz Floral West View Savings Bank Pizza Bomonti Citizen's Bank Leff-Marvin's Cleaners Patty's Styling Salon Ephesus Pizza Joyce's Antique Emporium of Bellevue Guys and Dolls China Sea Berry Quool Bayne Library Mane Attractions Fodi Jewelers Happy Baby Shepherd's Door Quest Diagnostics CVS Pharmacy Dairy Queen of Bellevue Cake It Easy Dance America Plankeye Skate Shop And the list goes on and on. Enjoy the vintage pictures of Bellevue and vote NO on the May 19th Referendum.

Beaver Borough is a dry town, a fine town, lots of stores and 40 minutes away from here. They call it a "vibrant" town. See this website and vote NO on May 19th. http://www.beaverpa.us/

Vote NO on the referendum on May 19th. Bellevue has the unique selling point of being a dry town. It makes our town stand out. Growing up in a dry town is a gift for the children. If changed, there is no going back to what we have right now. Pass this post on . . .

Fine-Dining Establishments Taking The Biggest Hit: Per TIME business article below. http://content.time.com//bu/article/0,8599,2008139,00.html... "We used to say that [alcohol consumption] was recession-proof or at least recession-resilient, but the rules have changed in this recession," says David Henkes, a vice president at Technomic, a research and consulting firm. [US - Could go into recession in 2015: Expert http://www.cnbc.com/id/102496659] Traffic to restaurants has plunged, with fine-dining establishments taking the biggest hit as businesses pull back on entertaining clients and consumers keep a tighter grip on their pocketbooks. Sales of alcoholic beverages at bars and restaurants fell 4.6% in 2009, while sales at liquor stores, supermarkets and other retailers for "at home" drinking rose 1.2%, the report said. Americans are gulping 10 drinks on average each month at home, compared with only 5.7 drinks in bars and restaurants, the report notes. Certain drugstore chains and cash-strapped state governments are trying to cash in on the trend. In the past year, Walgreens has started stocking its shelves with beer and wine, reversing a 15-year ban on alcohol sales. *And in New York, Governor David Paterson is pushing for legislation that would end a 20-year fight to allow grocery stores to sell wine a move that would generate about $300 million in licensing fees alone. "The governor is one of the big champions of this because they're turning over every rock they can find for revenue right now," says Dan Hendrick, communications director for the New York League of Conservation Voters, an environmental group lobbying for the change as a way to raise revenue. About 35 other states already allow this. Dear N.B.I.B. Group How will this affect the restaurants and beer gardens being promised to Bellevue to create a more vibrant business district if this trend continues--especially, if alcohol sales are opened to drug and grocery stores? It would seem if the referendum passes, Bellevue will be left holding the bagBeing dry and BYOB seems more prudent considering the predicted recession at the end of 2015. Remember to vote NO on May 19th.

Happy Mother's Day. We are posting a statement only for clarification of a recent issue brought up in our notifications folder from Facebook. The Town Hall Meeting: No Bars in Bellevue was given, literally, a day and a half notice/ invitation to speak at the meeting. It is unbelievable that the opposition would leave this information out when telling their groups that No Bars in Bellevue did not speak at the meeting. ... With life schedules, it was an insufficient amount of time to gather and organize the information, let alone put together any sort of presentation. Have an enjoyable day in Bellevue and make sure to vote NO on May 19th.

No Bars in Bellevue Rebuttle #1 - from the borough news website. http://northborosnews.com/newspage27.html

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BELLEVUE IS CURRENTLY A FAMILY TYPE OF TOWN. BELLEVUE RESIDENTS RANGE FROM INFANTS TO ELDERLY AND LONG TIME RESIDENTS (AND EVERY KIND OF PERSON IN BETWEEN). Vote NO on the referendum on May 19th for assurance that it will stay that way. Examples of current things Bellevue is offering from the Bellevue Borough website and Andrew Bayne Memorial Library: Pool Memberships are On Sale!!... May 2, 2015 RECYCLING DAY!! RECYCLING DAY The Quaker Valley Council of Governments and its member municipalities of Aleppo, Avalon, Bell Acres, Bellevue, Ben Avon, Edgeworth, Emsw... More Library Events Senior Citizen Coffee Mornings Every Monday & Wednesday from 8:30 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. patrons ages 55 and up are invited to have full use of the... Free Car Seat Checks Free Car Seat Installation More than 80 percent of child passenger safety seats inspected earlier this month by the Pennsylvania State Police were inc... The Doughboy Statue at Andrew Bayne Memorial Library The Doughboy Statue Andrew Bayne Memorial Library has many great features which include a beautiful park and library, a new skate plaza and the Doughbo... The Library's Event Page Come join us for some fun at the Library! This page will tell you about all of the events at the Library that you and your family and friends can enjoy... Saturday Storytime Writer's Lab Baby lapsit every Friday Fancy Nancy Tea Party May book discussion Coming Soon - Yoga in the Park Teen Room Bellevue is working. Let's build on the UNIQUE HISTORY of what Bellevue is and what its roots are. Community Support can add to what is already here. Shop here and offer whatever you can to help Bellevue thrive. Pass this post on . . .

QUOTE FROM "NO BARS IN BELLEVUE" ONLINE ARTICLE FROM THE BELLEVUE BOROUGH NEWS: Considering the mall's impact on Bellevue quite a few years ago, along with online ordering, the closing down of Suburban General Hospital, and the economic downslide that has affected the country nationwide, we would assert that Bellevue is holding its own, incredibly well, without bars, taverns, restaurants, hotels, clubs, and similar establishments with alcohol licenses. We have the most store...s and best access to things that people need in comparison to many of our surrounding towns like Brighton Heights, the Northside, Avalon, Ben Avon, and Emsworth. People come to Bellevue from those areas to shop. How many of us travel to the surrounding towns mentioned to shop? No Bars In Bellevue Pass this post on . . .

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How To Build Community: Community Builder Turn off your TV Leave your house Know your neighbors... Look up when you are walking Greet people Sit on your stoop Plant flowers Use your library Play together Buy from local merchants Share what you have Help a lost dog Take children to the park Garden together Support your neighborhood schools Fix it even if you didn't break it Have pot lucks Honor elders Pick up litter Read stories out loud Dance Talk to the mail carrier Listen to the birds Put up a swing Help carry something heavy Barter for your goods Start a tradition Ask a question Hire young people for odd jobs Organize a block party Bake extra and share Ask for help when you need it Open your shades Sing together Share your skills Listen before you react in anger Mediate a conflict Seek to understand Learn from new and uncomfortable angels Know that no one is silent, though many are not heard Work to change this Pass it on. . . Notice: This page is a posting page for No Bars in Bellevue. Check in for updates.

Vote NO on the referendum on May19th for ASSURANCE of NO BARS in Bellevue for the next 4 years. In other words, we can PROMISE that there will not be bars in Bellevue, if you vote NO. If you vote YES, there is no assurance of no bars in Bellevue.

Excellent article: WHAT DOES YOUR SMALL TOWN NEED TO GROW? ... 1.Entrepreneurs need mentors and networks of support. What networks are in the Bellevue are? 2.Education is economic development, especially early education. We have a few pre schools 3.Tourism is a traded business just as much as manufacturing. We have outsiders visiting the skatepark, haunted library and art museum. What other places of interest can you think to promote? http://smallbizsurvival.com//what-does-small-town-need-to-