Entering into Phase 4 for allowing cannabis sales within city limits, the Redwood City Council will hold a study session Monday night to discuss possible zoning and ordinance amendments which would allow for retail storefront cannabis sales.
Though no action will be taken during the remote council meeting, councilmembers will be asked to weigh in on five points including, whether up to six establishments should be permitted to operate in the city, whether those businesses can also offer delivery services and if all zoning districts allowing retail should also welcome cannabis businesses.
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One year after opening, first SB cannabis storefront 'busier than ever' during pandemic
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - The pandemic has not slowed down The Farmacy Santa Barbara--which opened a year ago Monday as the city's first retail cannabis storefront.
The dispensary, near De La Vina and Mission Streets, opened Aug. 24, 2019 to a line stretching outside and down the block.
During the pandemic, no customers are allowed inside the store. Rather, they can line up distanced outside and buy products at a window, similar to customers interacting with a bank teller.
Santa Barbara County Supervisors Approve Scoring Criteria for Storefront Cannabis Dispensaries |
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors previously decided to cap the number of storefront cannabis dispensaries, and on Tuesday voted on criteria to score the applicants and ultimately pick operators.
Assistant County Executive Officer Barney Melekian said that he, Planning Director Lisa Plowman and a third county representative will judge the applications.
The county will permit up to six dispensaries , with one allowed in each community plan area: Summerland/Toro Canyon, Isla Vista and unincorporated Goleta, the eastern Goleta Valley, the Santa Ynez Valley, Los Alamos and Orcutt. Delivery businesses are also allowed in the county, and at least one has already been permitted.
Luke Bryan Launches Outdoors-Themed Amazon Storefront | KBOE 104.9FM Hot Country
It's no secret Luke Bryan loves the outdoors, and now he's sharing all his favorite things to help others love it as well. The singer just launched his very own Amazon storefront, featuring personally curated outdoors products, including items for fishing, camping and hunting.
"Since I'm always on the road, Amazon makes it easy to shop all the necessities needed to hunt and fish. When I get back, I can immediately get outdoors and spend time doing what I love," Luke shares. "When you're outdoors, you always have to be prepared. Amazon has everything you need for a perfect summer day for hunting and fishing to items you need to keep you warm in the rain and cold."
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Tremont Cigar Company keeps pushing forward despite pandemic to provide common space for people
CLEVELAND — At a time of so much uncertainty, many entrepreneurs across Northeast Ohio are certain of one thing: not even the pandemic can keep them from meeting their goals. Luckily, for one new business owner in Tremont, the Tremont West Development Corporation has been there to help guide him through it.
Located at 2681 West 14th St., Tremont Cigar Company offers a warm, relaxing atmosphere with a vast selection of cigars and pipe tobacco products. For co-owner Alex Jones, the allure of cigars has always been more about the taste and aroma.
Kenosha Shooting Protest Aftermath: Dealership Cars Burnt Out, Storefronts Damaged – NBC
Kenosha residents woke Monday morning to broken storefront windows and cars burnt out following overnight protests in response to the police shooting of a Black man .
Neighbors confronted law enforcement at the scene of the police shooting in Kenosha on Sunday that drew a harsh rebuke from the governor and prompted crowds to march in the streets after a video posted on social media appeared to show officers shoot at a man's back seven times as he leaned into a vehicle.
The Little Market's new Amazon Storefront has gift ideas for $14 - 9to5Toys
Lauren Conrad's home goods store The Little Market is now a new Amazon storefront. If you’re not familiar with Lauren Conrad, she’s most known as a TV personality on the shows Laguna Beach and The Hills . The Little Market is a nonprofit organization, which Conrad started in 2012, that supports women in underserved communities by selling their handcrafted fair trade creations.
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If you’re looking for a gift for a friend, sister, or mother, the Little Market’s jewelry is such a great idea. One of our favorite items is the Dainty Dark Blue Opal Necklace in Rose Gold . This necklace is delicate and will go with anything in your wardrobe. Best of all, it’s priced at $40 and has a matching bracelet too. Both the necklace and bracelet also feature a unique Philippine blue opal, known to bring joy and spark creativity.
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It's been nearly two years since Canada became the first G-20 country to legalize cannabis for recreational purpose… https://t.co/rx9ViLJIX3 business (from New York and the World) Sun Aug 23 15:31:26 +0000 2020
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"When cannabis (marijuana) is enjoyed responsibly, subjecting users to harsh criminal and civil penalties provides… https://t.co/loS8lrPmig NORML (from Washington DC) Sun Aug 23 22:10:45 +0000 2020
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