New York Times:  “Julie Murphy, a 7-year-old Oregonian, set up a lemonade stand on July 29 at an art fair in northeast Portland. County health inspectors shut her down, however, telling Julie and her mother, Maria Fife, that they needed a temporary restaurant license, which costs $120.”

Update:  “Multnomah County chief apologizes for health inspectors who shut down 7-year-old’s lemonade stand at local art show.”

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