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PLYMOUTH, Mass. (WBZ NewsRadio) — Residents in Plymouth voted not to ban miniature bottles of alcohol, also known as nips, during a special election Saturday.
The vote was close: 3,682 people voted to keep the little bottles, while 3,517 voted to ban them.
Plymouth initially approved the ban at a town meeting in October, but a package store owner objected, saying the ban could cost him 15 to 40% of his business.
Opponents of the ban collected enough signatures from registered voters to get the issue placed on the ballot.
Similar bans are already in place in Chelsea, Falmouth, and New
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