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The original shuttle pick-up from Water Wizz to Verilife on Main Street in Wareham has now been relocated to the Tremont Nail Factory parking lot.

Two local marijuana dispensaries have had their priority process applications approved by the state's Cannabis Control Commission.

Freetown - MA Every vote counts. Freetown held this election on Saturday, and only 7% of registered voters went to the polls and it was still an extrememly close race. 219 voted yes and 195 voted no (via: The Standard Times) So even though the town voted in majority for recreational marijuana in 2016, but NO in regards to licensing for marijuana dispensarys to bascially cap the sales number on mar

Hope, Heal, Health, a Fall River marijuana dispensary will begin to sell product starting in the Spring. At the moment, The Standard Times reports by the Spring, "it will have grown and harvested its first crop and processed it into buds, brownies, lotions, and oils, said John Rogue, the company president"...

Bridgewater - MA Theory Wellness is the newest marijuana dispensary in Massachusetts, but where exactly do they get their supply from? 1050 Elm St. their dispensary, who has some crazy safe regulations! First off, they produce in extremely small amounts in order for attention to detail...

Mayor Jon Mitchell announced today two developments related to medical marijuana and recreational marijuana. Host Community Agreement Reached for Medical Marijuana Dispensary The Mayor announced that the City has successfully negotiated a host community agreement with Beacon Compassion Center of Norwood, Massachusetts...

NEW BEDFORD - Earlier this week, Beacon Compassion Center announced they have an agreement in place with the City of New Bedford to open up a medical marijuana dispensary in the former Wicks and Licks location on Hathaway Road. Yet the mayor is saying that's not entirely true...

NEW BEDFORD - Beacon Compassion Center says it has reached a deal with New Bedford to bring a medical marijuana dispensary to the city. Beacon's lawyer, Atty. Joe Michaud, gave some details on WBSM's "Sunday Brunch" program, and told host Chris McCarthy the dispensary will pay 3% of gross sales annually to the City for the first three years, with a greater return after that...

For the third time in four meetings, the New Bedford City Council discussed the potential of a medical marijuana dispensary within the city Thursday night.

Two New Bedford City Councilors filed a motion to discuss the medical marijuana dispensary industry and its possible role in the city during Thursday's meeting, suggesting it can boost the local economy while also driving down opioid addiction.