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Collegetown Dispensary Strives to ‘Educate People With Cannabis,’ Sell Sustainable Products
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A variety of locally sourced cannabis products are now available for sale as Collegetown Dispensary becomes Collegetown’s first legal dispensary.
The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/cannabis/)
A variety of locally sourced cannabis products are now available for sale as Collegetown Dispensary becomes Collegetown’s first legal dispensary.
The county will soon be home to six dispensaries with the addition of three new dispensaries — including Collegetown’s first.
Cornell researchers released a report detailing a snapshot of the region’s clouds during the once-in-a-lifetime eclipse on April 8.
Aspire Cannabis Dispensary, which aims to offer a “boutique style shopping experience,” will be the second marijuana dispensary to call Ithaca home.
After explorations at Cornell and years of startup experiences, Karli Miller-Hornick ’12 has fulfilled her entrepreneurial spirit through her cannabis business, which she co-founded in Ithaca in 2017.
William Jane, Ithaca’s first marijuana dispensary, opened on March 16 as the first dispensary in Upstate New York to be licensed and supported by the Social Equity Cannabis Investment Fund.
New York State is on track to legalize cannabis sales before the end of this year, with the application for adult-use retail dispensary licenses slated to open later this summer.
The Cayuga Nation will begin constructing a cannabis facility early this year in Seneca Falls and will be one of the first legal dispensaries in New York State.
After New York’s cannabis legalization, students consider the impacts it could make on their lives.
The Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act passed in the New York State Legislature Tuesday night, legalizing marijuana use for adults 21 and older.