‘Local Cannabis Companies Face Extinction;’ Recreational Marijuana Businesses Plead With Mass. Lawmakers for State Loan Program Amid Pandemic

Cannabis Culture
By Melissa Hanson, Mass LiveMay 5, 2020, 10:04 pm351 pts
It took almost two years for Massachusetts marijuana company T. Bear, Inc., to receive approval to commence operations, which finally came down on March 20, recounted owner and CEO Angela Brown. That approval authorized the East Wareham company to start operations on March 24, which happened to end up being the…

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