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We asked four local dispensaries how they’re feeling about Mass.’ cannabis industry and which products they’re excited about ahead of 4/20.

With six adult-use, recreational cannabis stores now open in Dorchester and Mattapan, and several more expected to come online in 2024, local retailers are getting a better feel for the day-to-day challenges of the evolving industry and its real-world issues – tax reform, pricing, and oversaturation. Retail locations are now open on Bowdoin Street, Freeport Street, Washington

Method Man's TICAL Official launches in Massachusetts with LowKey Dispensary. Explore this unique fusion of hip-hop, community, and premium cannabis in Boston.

Method Man' TICAL Official is debuting in Boston, Massachusetts via a partnership with LowKey Dispensary with more store availability rolling out shortly.

Cutting the ribbon on a new cannabis dispensary or getting state approvals for marketing marijuana can seem like a normal course of business these days in Boston. But for a number of Dorchester operatives, the possession of permits represents years of navigating steep learning curves. After five years of meetings, cobbling together financing, and completing an endless number

Two businesses are vying to gain the blessing of neighbors to locate in the former Citizens Bank building in Codman Square. A Domino’s Pizza franchisee last week appeared before the Codman Square Neighborhood Council (CSNC) to detail a plan to move his restaurant from Fields Corner to a portion of the bank building taking up about 1,500 square feet of the 5,000-square-foot

The commission is made up of community leaders, experts, and residents who will work to support Black men and boys. Read more at Boston.com.

The business district in Codman Square has plenty of life and foot traffic, but the space has long needed some upgrades. Now, two neighborhood natives about to open the district’s first cannabis dispensary on Washington Street opposite Kenwood Street believe their store can be the catalyst for renewed vitality. Jeff Similien and Robert Nichols, co-owners of Lowkey Dispensary,

Mayor Michelle Wu will choose 7 from the 14 nominees.