Minnesota Woman Fights for Right to Serve Alcohol in Assisted Living Facilities

82-year-old Anita LeBrun from Minnesota is advocating for legislative changes after discovering her assisted living facility could not legally serve alcohol, testifying twice before lawmakers to pave the way for new regulations.

24 Jul, 19:14 — 24 Jul, 19:14

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Nursing home booze ban inspires Minnesota woman to fight for her right to party

When Anita LeBrun discovered her assisted living facility in Minnesota couldn’t legally serve residents booze because it didn’t have a liquor licence, she decided to take action. The 82-year-old testified before lawmakers twice, helping pave the way for a new law nicknamed the "Grandparents' Happy Hour."

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Minnesota Woman Fights for Right to Serve Alcohol in Assisted Living Facilities

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