BOSTON (AP) — Eleven medical marijuana dispensaries were cleared by state public health officials on Friday to move forward, but nine others that had initially been given the green light were rejected after a further state review.
A company led by former U.S. Rep. William Delahunt, Medical Marijuana of Massachusetts, Inc., and Good Chemistry of Massachusetts, Inc., which had received provisional approval for dispensaries in Boston and Worcester, were among the firms turned aside.
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