New laws in Washington could impact your wallet, your credit score and where you enjoy your favorite beer.
SEATTLE — There’s a change coming to where Washingtonians can enjoy their favorite craft beers.
“When it was first announced, it felt like it was well off in the distance, and here we are on the doorstep,” said Brian Thiel with Ghostfish Brewing in Seattle’s SoDo neighborhood.
Thiel is talking about HB 1515, known to many as the “sip and stroll” law, which allows cities to create larger public spaces for alcohol consumption, including beer gardens and closed-off streets.
The timing comes just ahead
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