Neighbors hurl accusations during zoning hearing on cannabis business
Accusations were slung Wednesday during a heated Development Review Board meeting regarding a proposal for a commercial cannabis growing operation on East Washington Street.
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Accusations were slung Wednesday during a heated Development Review Board meeting regarding a proposal for a commercial cannabis growing operation on East Washington Street.
Scott Sparks, the former vice president of Black River Produce, long harbored a desire to be involved in the cannabis industry. Growing tired of his job that transformed Black River
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Kyle Thompson/steez Art By July, Ben Cohen will launch a cannabis business in Colorado. If it were a pot-infused ice cream company, the cofounder of Ben & Jerry's could call it Stoned Cold. But Cohen's venture will produce low-THC, high-terpene pre-rolled joints. In an interview with Seven Days, he wouldn't reveal its name — despite the pun potential. The Vermont entrepreneur did, however, talk about other aspects of his plan. The company's profits will help fund cannabis businesses...