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Sitting around a boardroom table at their University Avenue headquarters, members of non-profit organization BLOOM ROC describe their paths into the world of cannabis. They use business-tinged terms like “distribution” and “logistics” as their roles in the legacy market — the era before the legalization of cannabis in 2021 — words that simply mean they […] The post BLOOM ROC taps legacy market to lead cannabis legalization appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture..
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My first real interaction with anything cannabis-related was at the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in 2011. To save money, my friends and I had purchased cleanup crew tickets, meaning we stayed — sunburned, largely unwashed and dehydrated from four days of open-air concerts in the Tennessee hills — to help sweep the massive festival […] The post A martini-forward millennial microdoses for 52 hours appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture..
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