Michigan to allow stand-alone adult-use cannabis licenses earlier than expected

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By Jeff SmithAug 5, 2020, 4:21 pm219 pts
Michigan plans to make recreational-only licenses available to marijuana businesses in November, a year ahead of schedule, according to the state’s top cannabis regulator. The plan will open up new business opportunities in Michigan’s nascent adult-use industry, including the possibility of more robust…

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