The Osseo City Council took no action on a proposed $4 million tax abatement bond meant to fund construction of the store.
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Idaho medical cannabis legalization campaign says it’s on track despite legal setback
The signatures arrived at the county clerk’s office at 5:05 p.m. May 1 – minutes after the statutory filing deadline.
How cannabis cultivators are responding to rising energy costs
Over the 12 months ended May 31, the cost of electricity has risen 5.9%.
Hemp THC beverages returning to Ohio shelves after court ruling
Hemp THC beverages are returning to some stores in Ohio after a federal judge temporarily blocked the state from enforcing a new rule.
Massachusetts cannabis industry launches campaign to stop adult-use sales repeal
The Stop the Repeal campaign debut drew cannabis business owners, healthcare professionals and elected officials to the State House steps.
How Aurora Cannabis plans to enter the US market
The company runs medical cannabis operations in 12 countries and has built its business around good manufacturing practices.
California city legalizes cannabis consumption lounges, but national progress uneven
While Sacramento is pushing ahead with consumption lounges, progress toward allowing them in Massachusetts has crawled.
Nebraska medical marijuana cultivator finally approved to start growing
MahaMota Cultivation Co. will become the first licensed medical marijuana cultivator to put plants in the ground.
Cannabis loyalty isn’t built on THC, it’s built on trust
Low-dose products, microdosed beverages and experience-based merchandising may prove more scalable for consumer retention than a perpetual potency race.
Tennessee retailers brace for revenue hit as hemp ban takes effect
Nebraska governor orders changes to rules reclassifying consumable hemp products as adulterated to protect children.
Legal cannabis industry sheds jobs for first time
Retail revenue fell to $29.1 billion – the first year-over-year drop since adult-use sales began, according to the U.S. Cannabis Jobs Report.
Massachusetts caps cannabis cultivation, expands retail
As of June 16, the Cannabis Control Commission stopped accepting new applications for indoor and outdoor marijuana cultivator licenses.
