Jim Tedisco said “it boggles the mind” and called the state’s response a complete overreach that lacks common sense. READ MORE: NYC Hospitality Alliance: Mayor De Blasio 'Grinch' For Vaccine Mandate That May Keep Tourists With Young Children Away “There’s more important things in life than shutting down a kid’s lemonade stand,” his dad said. The Mulvaneys were told by law, they need to pay for a permit for the second grader to operate his stand. The spokesperson claimed the stand looked “too structured” and “much greater than the average little kid’s spontaneous lemonade stand.”
“Nothing he did was wrong,” said his father, Sean Mulvaney.Ī spokesperson for the state health department said an inspector stopped by the stand after receiving complaints from vendors at the Saratoga County Fair across the street. But over the weekend, his father said his stand was shut down by the state. He’s been selling the summer staple at his stand on his parents’ porch for the last few years. “Stir it up and voila! You’ve got lemonade!” he explained. READ MORE: Rangers Stay Red Hot, Get 4 Points From Panarin In Rout Of Blackhawksīrendan Mulvaney makes a mean lemonade – and at a bargain, too. Andrew Cuomo is weighing in after the New York State Department of Health ordered a 7-year-old boy to close down his stand, saying he needed a permit. (CBSNewYork) – A decision to shut down a child’s lemonade stand in upstate New York is stirring up controversy.
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