Grasshopper Dispensary opens as Chula Vista's first legal cannabis storefront - The San
If there was ever a day to celebrate the opening of Chula Vista's first, legal cannabis storefront, it was Tuesday on 4/20 – the nationally recognized day for cannabis culture.
"I'm beyond excited, extremely proud to be able to be the first to bring you high-quality, high-testing quality cannabis and cannabis products here to my neighbors in the Chula Vista community," said founder and CEO Andres Camberos, a Chula Vista native who also owns a national chain of grocery companies. "The days of needing to buy cannabis in back alleys and shady locations, untested cannabis, unregulated edibles are over. We have everything you need here."
New store is opening in the 12 points area
It's something a lot of small business owners hope to accomplish one day, opening their very own storefront. One couple is celebrating opening their very first store this weekend at the 12 points area in Terre Haute.
The couple started their business at the Terre Haute Farmer's Market. Since then the business steadily grew and now the Sons are opening up a storefront.
VIDEO: Security Cameras Capture Attempted Smash & Grab At Denver Bike Store – CBS Denver
DENVER (CBS4) – Security cameras captured the moment two hooded suspects rammed a U-Haul truck through an electric bike store in what the business owner described as an attempted "smash and grab." It happened Thursday morning at eBikes USA, located in Cherry Creek near University Boulevard and 3rd Avenue. The family-owned business sells high-end electric bicycles.
"I t will impact not just me as a business owner, it will also impact our customers. It will impact our employees. It even impacts our vendors that are supporting us ," said Houshmand Moarefi, owner and president of eBikes USA.
Cannabis shop drops bid for Sidney storefront, will focus on Victoria sites – Oak Bay News
Armed with information, the president of company that planned to open a cannabis retail store in Sidney says he won’t take legal action against Sidney.
Jeff Prete of Jima Retail Corp. was considering action after council didn’t support his application to the Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch (LCRB) for a cannabis retail shop proposed for the 9700-block of Third Street.
Only the LCRB can approve or deny application, but municipalities can shape the process by signalling support or opposition.
Humble Bundle Will Start Capping Charity Donations in May
Humble Bundle has always presented a win-win scenario for the buyer: a portion of every purchase goes to charity, and you get much more value for the money you spend (as opposed to buying every item in a bundle individually).
However, some changes are being made to the Humble Bundle purchase process that will likely significantly cut down on the website's charity contributions.
Starting in late May (says this official blog post ), Humble Bundle will begin testing a new bundle page that replaces its price sliders with a list of price options and an Adjust Donation dropdown menu.
'Next Step' campaign seeks to raise $50,000 for Ellendale Opera House renovation work
O.P.E.R.A. Inc. has kicked off a new matching fund-drive – Next Step – to help pay for improvements aimed at increasing business and community use of the historic Ellendale Opera House. O.P.E.R.A. stands for Organization of People in Ellendale for Restoration of the Arts.
The campaign goal is $50,000, with all contributions up to $25,000 matched dollar-for-dollar by anonymous opera house supporters.
Those who donate $250 or more to the Next Step fund-drive between now and July 31 will receive a custom-designed O.P.E.R.A. mug.
Meet Buddha Babe, Mt. Airy's New Boutique for Handmade Baby Goods
Owner Tina Dixon Spence takes us inside her process for creating luxurious bibs, blankets, and baby clothes — and pivoting to face masks amid the pandemic.
Tina Dixon Spence speaks on her children's line , Buddha Babe, and opening a storefront in the middle of the pandemic.
What I make: "Bibs, blankets and apparel for babies and toddlers — luxury items, handmade in Philly."
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The Big Free Bookstore is giving back to the Norfolk community | 13newsnow.com
Every book inside their shop is given away free of charge, so families always have something to read. It's called the 'Big Free Bookstore.'
Dr. Jennifer Goff is the head of REACH (Reading Enriches All Children), which is the nonprofit behind the bookstore.
"Cause the best way for kids to learn how to read is kind of modeling that behavior from family," Goff said. "The way that we set it up is that it's just kind of like a gradient of the ages," Dr. Goff said.
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