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The retail landscape in Western New York is set for some big changes in 2024.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced today the opening of twelve new adult-use cannabis dispensaries, marking a significant milestone in the state's commitment to

New York governor Kathy Hochul has announced plans to open a dozen new recreational cannabis dispensaries, including eight Black-owned, five Hispanic-owned and nine women-owned. In total, New York is expecting to have 37 stores selling adult-use cannabis by the end of December. A New York Supreme Court decision that lifted an injunction blocking cannabis dispensary licenses earlier this month resulted in licenses being granted to companies like PharmCann, NYCANNA and The Cannabist Company Holdin...

New York cannabis regulators took their first first step toward opening up new recreational dispensaries on Friday after lawsuits tied up the market since

Following a months-long legal standoff that had New York cannabis shop owners in a holding pattern and state regulators unable to hand out new business licenses, the doors are finally opening.

250 retail licenses will be issued of the first 1,500 applicants.

Two dispensaries open in the Capital Region following settlement.

New Yorkers will soon see more recreational marijuana shops opening across New York, as the state’s Cannabis Control Board voted on Monday to settle a pair of lawsuits that have blocked many legal weed shops from operating for over three months. 

The Office of Cannabis Managements Cannabis Control Board on Monday voted to approve a resolution to settle a lawsuit brought by service-disabled military veterans and a coalition of medical cannabis

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