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Cannabis cafes in Massachusetts are still a hazy concept - Vimarsana News

Cannabis cafes in Massachusetts are still a hazy concept

Conversations about marijuana cafes, infused dinners, and canna-yoga are finally in the spotlight again. But are they on the horizon?

Top 8 Black-Owned Start-Up Tech Companies to Invest in For 2022 - Vimarsana News

Top 8 Black-Owned Start-Up Tech Companies to Invest in For 2022

These top eight Black-owned tech start-ups are experiencing great success and are worth taking a look at as possible companies to invest with.

Marijuana delivery operator Your Green Package proposes Natick site - Vimarsana News

Marijuana delivery operator Your Green Package proposes Natick site

Your Green Package wants to open an adult-use marijuana delivery operation in Natick by year's end. The company already delivers in various regions.

Plaintiffs drop suit over marijuana delivery rules - Vimarsana News

Plaintiffs drop suit over marijuana delivery rules

Stung by an exodus of members since it filed suit to block new cannabis industry rules permitting home delivery, the business group that represents most of the state’s bricks-and-mortar marijuana shops announced Monday morning that it is dropping the legal challenge. The Commonwealth Dispensary Association and its attorneys from Foley Hoag argued in a lawsuit that the new delivery-only license types created by the Cannabis Control Commission violated the state’s marijuana law, which they said gives the retailers the right to deliver cannabis under their existing licenses. “Simp...

Mass. plaintiffs drop suit over marijuana delivery rules - Vimarsana News

Mass. plaintiffs drop suit over marijuana delivery rules

Mass. plaintiffs drop suit over marijuana delivery rules Colin A. Young BOSTON — Stung by an exodus of members since it filed suit to block new cannabis industry rules permitting home delivery, the business group that represents most of the state's brick-and-mortar marijuana shops announced Monday morning that it is dropping the legal challenge. The Commonwealth Dispensary Association and its attorneys from Foley Hoag argued in a suit that the new delivery-only license types created by the Cannabis Control Commission violated the state's marijuana law, which they said gives the retai...