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Attorney firm offers to help Jenkins with cannabis ordinance
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Attorney firm offers to help Jenkins with cannabis ordinance
JENKINS — Following the adoption of a cannabis ordinance amendment in August, one applicant submitted litigation threats, and Jenkins city attorney Brad Person resigned. Person did not specifically say the two issues were connected. Cannabis license applicant Drake Beyer spoke out against the council's decision to choose its one licensed cannabis business by a lottery system instead of by chronological application process (first come, first serv…
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