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By: greenwichfreepress | May 25, 2019

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New Owner, New Name: Stone Bridge Wine & Spirits Caters to Customers
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New Owner, New Name: Stone Bridge Wine & Spirits Caters to Customers

Peter Shah recently took over the liquor store at the intersection of Sheephill Road and Palmer Hill Road, renaming it Stone Bridge Wine & Spirits in honor of the adjacent historic bridge over the Mianus River. The store, previously LaBella's Fine Wine & Spirits for 16 years, is located at the juncture of several different neighborhoods, but technically is in Riverside.

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