Alcohol Servers Receive Free Training

July 26, 2010

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Melrose Patch (MA)

By John Zorabedian

“Seventy bartenders and servers from the city's restaurants, clubs and retail stores received a free training course in responsible selling of alcohol last Monday, the first such program offered by the Melrose Health Department under a new requirement for servers.”

“The course, called "21 Proof," includes training in how to identify fake IDs. It was developed by the city of Cambridge and offered through the Melrose Liquor Licensing Commission and the Melrose Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition. …”

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