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Resinate Rolls Out Special “Support Your Breastie” Cannabis Preroll ...

It was a typical Wednesday earlier last month as Manhattan College freshman Patrick Fox was going through his routine and taking a jog on the Empire State Trail in Van Cortlandt Park.

The University of Alaska Fairbanks will honor the Class of 2023 during its 101st commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 6, at 1 p.m. at the Carlson Center in Fairbanks.

As a local cannabis industry owner/operator, we believe one word is the root of what we do: unity.

Resinate isn’t just another cannabis dispensary that came into being after recreational marijuana use was legalized in Massachusetts. Founder and CEO Peter DeCaro is a Worcester native and prides himself

Planning Board OKs special permit for proposed marijuana retailer on Worcester Street in Grafton By Lisa Redmond GRAFTON — The Planning Board on Monday unanimously approved a special permit for Discern’d Cannabis Purveyors, co-owned by former Selectman Bruce Spinney, which can now take a step forward in its plans for a proposed retail marijuana facility at 130-134 Worcester St. The special permit is one of a number of approvals Spinney and co-owner Allan Villatoro need, including the final ...

A lawyer representing cannabis company Resinate, which operates dispensaries in Worcester and Northampton, has threatened to take legal action against the Town of Grafton if the town does not allow its forthcoming dispensary to open. As it stands, Grafton regulations currently limit the number of dispensaries allowed to open in the town to two. However, the town has issued four host community agreements, according to Select Board minutes from a Dec. 8 meeting, during which select board members ...

Northampton to waive mitigation fees for pot shops Matt Yee, director of retail sales for Resinate, and dispensary manager Jennifer Hawkins pose in the marijuana dispensary’s new outlet on Pleasant Street in Northampton, Nov. 18. GAZETTE FILE PHOTO The exterior of New England Treatment Access, or NETA, in Northampton. GAZETTE FILE PHOTO Northampton Mayor David Narkewicz attends a celebration at NETA’s Northampton location marking one year of recreational marijuana sales. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO P...