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R.I. cannabis panel receives 98 applications for retail dispensary licenses

THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY is scheduled to take up the nomination of Michelle Reddish to serve as the state’s first cannabis administrator. / COURTESY OFFICE OF GOV. DANIEL J></img> MCKEE
MICHELLE REDDISH, the state’s first cannabis administrator, said that the office received 98 applications for retail Cannabis dispensary licenses./COURTESY OFFICE OF GOV. DANIEL J. MCKEE

WARWICK – The Cannabis Control Commission said that 98 entities have submitted applications for retail cannabis dispensary licenses. During its meeting on Jan. 16, Cannabis Office Administrator Michelle E. Reddish said that due to a lack of applicants in two of the six designated zones, a maximum of 20 licenses will be issued rather than

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