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Dispensary owners sue city over rejected bid to open in southwest Denver
The black businessmen say opposition in the heavily Hispanic Westwood neighborhood was motivated “at least in part by racial discrimination.”
Pot grower hit with ‘severe’ fine for not reporting warehouse fire
A Super Farm employee ultimately called a tip line with concerns the company might still try to sell cannabis that had been “blackened like charcoal.”
Dispensary buys former South Broadway firehouse for $3M
The seller was originally just trying to lease the property.
Judge rejects lawsuit seeking to block Bonnie Brae’s first pot shop
Eight residents sued to stop a Silver Stem location at 2331 E. Ohio Ave., near Bonnie Brae Ice Cream.
Brighton council takes step toward permitting retail, medical marijuana sales
The Brighton City Council by resolution Tuesday night asked city staff to prepare an ordinance permitting the sale of medical and recreational marijuana in the city.
Nearly a decade after recreational cannabis sales began in Colorado, Golden takes its first rip
The city will have a maximum of four marijuana dispensaries.
Cannabis exec asks $5M for Observatory Park home bought on 4/20
Green Solution lists 19 locations on its website. The company sold for $140 million in 2019.
South Broadway dispensary sues landlord over right to buy property
Colorado Harvest Co. at 1568 S. Broadway was one of the city’s first recreational dispensaries.
Eight Bonnie Brae residents sue to stop neighborhood’s first pot shop
The locals say a proposed Silver Stem Fine Cannabis location “will negatively impact their neighborhood.”