VOICED : Americas dry cities just say

The video explores a town's long-standing alcohol ban, which began in 1897 when the last tavern closed and was converted into a museum. Despite the end of Prohibition in 1933, the town remains dry, with residents voting to maintain the ban in the 1970s. The mayor believes the ban helps protect children, though some residents disagree, preferring the option to have alcohol in local restaurants. The video highlights the ongoing debate and differing opinions within the community.

What was the town's solution to maintain income after going dry?

• Opening a new tavern

• Building an ice cream factory

• Starting a brewery

• Establishing a coffee shop

When did the town last renew its alcohol ban?

• In the 1970s

• In the 1950s

• In the 1930s

• In the 1990s

What is Mayor Leticia Colombia's stance on the alcohol ban?

• She believes the town prefers to keep the ban

• She wants to lift the ban immediately

• She wants to hold a referendum soon

• She is indifferent about the ban

What is the alternative for residents like Mike who want to visit a bar?

• They can drive a few miles out of town

• They can visit a bar in town

• They can attend private parties

• They can order alcohol online

How do most restaurants in town accommodate patrons who want to drink?

• They offer a limited selection of beer

• They allow patrons to bring their own wine

• They have a full bar service

• They serve only non-alcoholic beverages