Half of New Jersey Municipalities Opt Out of Adult-Use Sales

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By Lukas BarfieldAug 12, 2021, 8:19 am125 pts
As many as half of the municipalities in New Jersey are set to opt-out of the state’s new adult-use cannabis market, the Gothamist reports. Jurisdictions have until August 21 to opt out of the system but can re-join the effort at any time. However, if a town does not ban cannabis businesses by the deadline,…

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