A group of residents in the tiny, end-of-the-road community of Hope are taking their complaints about a popular music venue to a state agency in charge of alcohol permits. The group, Friends of Hope, says noise, traffic and public inebriation have gone too far.
The group, founded to challenge the festival operator’s liquor license, has organized a non-profit and enlisted the help of an attorney.
The move has elicited an email alert by the company, Creekbend, which runs a restaurant and holds concerts and weddings on its property…