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Beach city political brawls capture Calif. industry frustrations
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Alex Halperin
Oct 2, 2022
Oct 2, 2022
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Bitterly contested ballot initiatives on whether to allow dispensaries in three SoCal beach cities could have far reaching implications for retailers trying to access consumers, an ongoing concern for California’s beleaguered cannabiz. The measures have attracted fierce criticism from local...
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