High Opinion: Is There Anything Mass Can Do To Allow Cannabis Delivery To Public Housing?
The way things are now, those with the least resources and access are categorically excluded
The way things are now, those with the least resources and access are categorically excluded
“All public comment should be submitted as soon as possible, and not later than April 28, 2023.”
Nearly a third of them have been approved to commence operations. The rest are processing.
Do cities and towns have to actually document the “impact” of cannabis shops in order to collect fees? This lawsuit may determine that.
“In a way being caricatured in a comic can be more brutal than even a hit piece article because by nature you’re being mocked and you kind of just have to grin and bear it.”
“With emerging evidence in other states and countries related to the clinical importance of cannabis, it’s high time that Massachusetts joins the global movement researching medical cannabis.”
“Our drivers were accosted in the parking lot by the CCC team. They were shouted at and forced to open sample cases.”
“We talked for years about what it would be like when all of us were up and running and we could deliver their products.”
“This is an opportunity for … residents who would find it very difficult, almost impossible to open a business on Newbury Street.”
“Ironically, many of the customers at Capeway Cannabis are from Bourne and voted in favor of the ban back in 2019.”
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