Denver cannabis retail chain Sweet Leaf owners strike deal to pay fine, give up licenses

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By Bart SchanemanOct 8, 2018, 3:36 pm127 pts
The owners of Denver-based marijuana retail chain Sweet Leaf made a deal with Colorado’s cannabis regulatory agency to sell the company’s remaining business licenses in the state, pay around $2 million in fines and drop their appeal. The city’s alt-weekly Westword reported owners Anthony Suaro, Christian…

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