NEW YORK In the city that never sleeps, restaurant, bar and nightclub operators stand to lose millions of dollars in New Year’s Eve revenue if New York’s State Liquor Authority denies them an all-night operating permit if they miss a new Nov. 17 deadline for applying, said an attorney for the New York State Restaurant Association. Only 16 operators have requested a permit to date, compared with the 600 who applied last year, said Bill Crowley, a spokesman for the SLA. The permit, ...
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