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Allegro Winery in York County faces a major setback after discovering decades-old buildings—including the winery itself—were constructed without permits. The current owners, Carl Helrich and Kris Miller, learned of the issue when attempting to install a wood-fired pizza oven, triggering a temporary closure as the structures are technically condemned. Though not at fault, they’re now responsible for costly retroactive permitting. Thanks to a cooperative agreement with Hopewell Township, an architect will certify the buildings, allowing operations to resume—including the new pizza oven—while inspections continue. Despite financial strain and bureaucratic hurdles, the winery remains open, hosting music, food trucks, and drinks, proving their dedication to keeping the good times rolling.

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