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Brighton to allow marijuana stores for the first time

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Brighton City Council voted 7-2 to allow recreational marijuana shops for the first time. The council-approved ordinance allows for the establishment of four stores, with two of the licenses reserved for social equity applicants. Colorado has collected more than $2.6 billion in state tax and fee revenue since legal sales began in 2014.

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Brighton to allow marijuana stores for the first time

The city of Brighton is about to get a little greener. This week, the Brighton City Council voted 7-2 to allow recreational marijuana shops for the first time. The council-approved ordinance allows for the establishment of four stores, with two of the licenses reserved for social equity applicants. Applications open March 1. This will be the first time Brighton, which is located primarily in Adams County, has ever allowed cannabis businesses wit…

3 months ago·Denver, United States

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