Warren City Council votes to allow recreational cannabis shops to open in the city
The City of Warren is officially moving forward with allowing recreational cannabis businesses to open in the city, but not without hearing from the public first.
Warren City Council voted to allow recreational cannabis shops
Many in the audience were concerned about the word "unlimited," but the city clarified that it's not what they think. On March 11, the City Council voted unanimously in favor during the first reading.
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