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The 7-1 vote, with Council Member Scott Benson voting no and Council Member Angela Whitfield Calloway absent, means a 30-day application period for up to 50 new marijuana operations to open in the near future.

Founders taproom opened in 2017 with generous public subsidies. Its closure came after second employee filed a discrimination lawsuit.

Chronic City, Gage 313 and West Coast Meds were among 33 applicants who received a retail recreational marijuana license from the city of Detroit.

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan has appointed a new director of the city's Department of Civil Rights, Inclusion & Opportunity to fill the vacancy recently created by the exit of Kimberly Rustem, who accepted a new opportunity, according to a news release. The city's Human Rights Commission…

Anthony Zander will lead the citys efforts to promote equity, inclusion, and business opportunities and mediate civil rights complaints.