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Joyleaf Recreational Weed Dispensary Rosell: Redefining the Cannabis Experience with Community-Centric Care

Very pleasant staff. I arrived early & was seen early which was great. Clean facility & conveniently located near many trains.”

— Auria Moore

ROSELLE, NEW JERSEY, UNITED STATES, March 7, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ — Roselle, NJ – March 6, 2024 – Joyleaf Recreational Weed Dispensary proudly announces its grand opening, ushering in a new era of premium cannabis retail in the heart of Roselle. Strategically located at 711 E 1st Ave, Roselle, NJ 07203, United States, Joyleaf offers a haven for cannabis enthusiasts seeking high-quality products and exceptional service.

Joyleaf stands at the forefront of revolutionizing the cannabis retail landscape, driven by an unwavering commitment to excellence. This dedication is evident in every aspect of their operation, from the meticulous selection of products to the knowledgeable staff ready to guide customers through their cannabis journey. Open every day of the week, Joyleaf extends a warm invitation to connoisseurs and newcomers alike, offering a chance to explore an expansive range of cannabis products. Their shelves are stocked with everything from the aromatic bouquets of premium flower strains to the indulgent flavors of artisan edibles, and from potent concentrates for the experienced user

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‘Saved my son’s life’: Dispensary owner fears Florida bill would hurt businesses, families | WFLA Skip to content

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‘Saved my son’s life’: Dispensary owner fears Florida bill would hurt businesses, families | WFLA Skip to content

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NEW YORK — Plans to close two beloved Staten Island businesses were discussed at a Community Board meeting Thursday night.

A large crowd attended the meeting in West Brighton. The majority spoke out against a plan to close S&T Bagel and Forest Card & Gifts and replace them with a licensed cannabis dispensary.

The businesses have been tenants at the Forest Avenue strip mall for decades and residents say they are a vital part of the area.

“With the proliferation of illegal shops, it doesn’t feel that this is fair to put here, specifically … It’s very difficult to make the argument that this is a place that makes sense. Forest Avenue is filled with families, small businesses, people with children, houses of worship like the one we’re standing in right now,” Sen. Jessica Scarcella-Spanton said.

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Minnesota policymakers are considering a wide range of options on how to launch its upcoming recreational marijuana market next year. Regulators are backing a bill to give social equity entrepreneurs the first licenses, while some municipal and county governments are considering opening their own dispensaries instead of letting private businesses do it.

The legislative bill being championed by the state’s Office of Cannabis Management would allow for just a “finite number of temporary licenses” awarded to qualified social equity entrepreneurs, to ensure the launch of the adult-use market by early next year, CBS Minnesota reported.

The number of licenses, and the criteria to win one, are still unclear. The bill was introduced Thursday, and it must win approval from both legislative chambers before becoming law.

If the bill does succeed, and if the office receives more permit applications than there are temporary licenses available, then they’ll be awarded via lottery, CBS Minnesota reported.

“When I say temporary licenses, I mean early licenses – so as soon as this summer depending on if the legislature decides to take us up on that,” OCM interim chief Charlene Briner said last month during a hearing.

The bill would also repeal three of the state’s

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Hopes that Gov. Glenn Youngkin might sign a bill legalizing retail sales of marijuana in Virginia faded fast this week as Democrats blocked one of the governor’s top priorities: the plan to bring a professional sports arena to Northern Virginia.

As recently as Wednesday, according to multiple Capitol sources, the cannabis bill was being raised in closed-door budget talks with the governor as one of several Democratic priorities that could conceivably have been part of a package deal with the arena.

Youngkin: legislature flouting ‘broad bipartisan support’ in excluding arena from state budget

But the prospects of a grand policy bargain appeared to collapse Thursday as Democrats revealed a budget proposal without Youngkin’s arena plan, prompting the governor to say he was less inclined to look favorably on Democratic priorities. In a news conference on the Capitol steps, Youngkin said the arena deal Senate Democrats rejected involved up to 30,000 jobs and $12 billion in economic impact.

“And, bluntly, you want to talk about putting a cannabis shop on every corner?” Youngkin said. “I don’t quite get it.”

The governor said several other topics had been part of an “overall discussion” with Democrats. However, he suggested the rejection of an

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Years in the cannabis industry have shown me how adaptable this community is and how important it is to maintain a connection between budtenders, customers, and the cannabis they consume. As the world moves from the illicit market to the legal market, the nature of the communication between grower and consumer has changed. Today, I want to share three elements that should become standard for selling cannabis flower in all dispensaries. 

How Dispensaries Have Adapted To The Legal Marketplace

When medical cannabis started in California, there were few regulations and cannabis was sold with customers able to see, smell, and inspect the cannabis they were buying. Dispensary customers were typically able to interact closely with the cannabis flower they were considering purchasing. Consumers could smell and handle the bud to evaluate its quality and decide instinctively if a cultivar appealed to them. This was a continuation of the way consumers bought in the illicit market. But with new state-by-state regulations, restricting how cannabis can be sold, consumers are rarely able to interact meaningfully with flower before purchase. Instead, they are faced with making a buying decision based on labels, testing information, and budtender recommendations.

This disconnects customers from the cannabis they purchase, and

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Leaf Haus, Holistic Solutions, and Voltaire Cannabis are delighted to announce their International Women’s Day celebration on March 8th at the Trappy Hour Lounge in New Brunswick.

They are three distinguished women-owned cannabis dispensaries proudly rooted in New Jersey.

This free event welcomes the public to an evening filled with live entertainment, free giveaways, and an unparalleled vibe filled with camaraderie and empowerment. Attendees can expect an exhilarating lineup featuring renowned artists and notable guests, including Lil Cease, DJ Sophia Body, DJ Blue Diamond, Prisilla CEO, Alicia Lena, and more.

“Leaf Haus, Holistic Solutions, and Voltaire Cannabis are thrilled to come together. And raise a toast celebrating the contributions of women throughout history,” said Shani Madaminova, owner of Leaf Haus. “Our aim is not only to celebrate women’s achievements. But also to highlight the importance of diversity and inclusivity across all industries and communities.”

The event is hosted by NJ Smokers Club. It will begin at 9:00 pm at the Trappy Hour Lounge in New Brunswick at 342 George St in New Brunswick in Middlesex County. Guests must be 21 or older to participate in the festivities. To learn more about the event or RSVP, please go here.

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After his controversial split from Nicki Nicole, life goes on for Peso Pluma. However, he is once again in the headlines after being accused of stealing marijuana from a dispensary located in the United States.

Through a video, the Mexican singer, one of the most important and acclaimed artists in the world today, is shown leaving without paying. The video is from a security video from the marijuana store in California.

Peso Pluma leaves a marijuana dispensary without paying and is exposed on video

How did Peso Pluma leave without paying at a marijuana store?

It was Jacqueline Martinez, a showbiz news content creator, who revealed that Peso Pluma did not want to pay after acquiring marijuana, so the owners of the establishment shared the video as evidence.

In the viral video, the so-called ‘Double P‘ is seen in the dispensary, but he continues when he has to pay and leaves the establishment, while there is a video of what happened. But so far the performer hasn’t spoken on this or other issues, such as what happened with Nicki Nicole and their split.

Peso Pluma considers himself a musical revolutionary

In addition to this, in an interview with El País, the so-called ‘Double P‘ assured that he

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SOUTH SHORE — Neighbors can learn about a South Shore dispensary plan being pitched by a minority-owned cannabis company at a community meeting this weekend.

The 1937 Group will host a public info session noon-1:30 p.m. Saturday on its plans to open a dispensary near 71st Street and Yates Boulevard. Saturday’s meeting will be held both virtually and in-person at the proposed dispensary, 7105 S. Yates Blvd., chief integration officer Eric Ice-Gipson said in an Instagram post.

For a link to attend virtually, email message@the1937group.com.

The 1937 Group’s proposed South Shore location has not received a license to open as of Tuesday, according to the Illinois Cannabis Regulation Oversight Officer. The company, which lists its headquarters in South Shore, operates Helios Labs, a manufacturing facility in west suburban Broadview.

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The 1937 Group — named after the year in which the U.S. government essentially outlawed marijuana via the Marijuana Tax Act — produces cannabis flower, vapes and pre-rolled blunts and joints.

Its products are available in 15 Chicago dispensaries, according to the company’s website. That

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