N.J. may lose one of its last ‘dry towns’ if voters agree to allow liquor licenses

One of New Jersey’s few remaining “dry towns” is asking voters whether local restaurants should be allowed to sell liquor.
Haddon Heights in Camden County has a ballot question Tuesday on permitting retail consumption licenses.
It is a nonbinding referendum, meaning that approval would not necessarily result in any change in policy. The borough council has the final say.