New York issues liquor store license at 6515 Cooper Ave
Rule Changes New York, NY localState Liquor Authority approved the Glendale, Queens license on reconsideration, then issued it October 23
Overview
New York's liquor authority issued a liquor store license to Cooper Liquor and Wine on October 23, 2026, for a storefront at 6515 Cooper Ave Unit A in Glendale, Queens. The license followed a reversal: the full board granted the company's request for reconsideration and approved the application at its October 14 meeting.
A liquor store license is one of several approvals a business needs before it can sell alcohol. State records do not show whether the store is serving customers.
Why it matters
A new liquor store on Cooper Avenue adds an alcohol retailer to Glendale, or leaves an unused license behind.
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NYSLA issues liquor store license to Cooper Liquor and Wine
Latest LicensingState Liquor Authority issues a liquor store license for a retail space at 6515 Cooper Ave in Glendale, Queens.
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SLA board approves Cooper Liquor and Wine on reconsideration
LicensingAt its October 14, 2026 meeting, the full State Liquor Authority board granted the company's request for reconsideration and approved its liquor store application for Queens.
Scenarios
Cooper Liquor and Wine opens for business on Cooper Avenue
Discussed by: No public analysts follow this individual license.
The store completes any remaining inspections and permits, then opens to customers. NYSLA records would show the license remaining active, and the store would appear in mapping and delivery services.
License approved but Cooper Avenue store never opens
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The license is issued but the business never begins selling alcohol. Licenses can lapse if the holder does not open or surrenders the permit. NYSLA records would show the license inactive.