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Minority, Vet Owned Citi Roots Dispensary Thriving in Kingston in Central Jersey

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The minority and veteran-owned Citi Roots dispensary has been doing well in Kingston in South Brunswick in Central Jersey near Princeton University. About ten minutes north of Jersey's Ivy League School is a fantastic dispensary worth visiting on your weed journey. Greeted by knowledgeable budtenders, every worker was gracious in explaining the extensive selection. Citi [ . . . ] Source: Minority, Vet Owned Citi Roots Dispensary Thriving in King…
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Minority, Vet Owned Citi Roots Dispensary Thriving in Kingston in Central Jersey

The minority and veteran-owned Citi Roots dispensary has been doing well in Kingston in South Brunswick in Central Jersey near Princeton University. About ten minutes north of Jersey's Ivy League School is a fantastic dispensary worth visiting on your weed journey. Greeted by knowledgeable budtenders, every worker was gracious in explaining the extensive selection. Citi [ . . . ] Source: Minority, Vet Owned Citi Roots Dispensary Thriving in King…

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