Published 08/27/2024 2:00:14 a.m.

Illegal pot shops in Carthage still open, a month after state closes Watertown stores

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After three months of work, state authorities have closed just over 1,000 illegal pot shops across New York, but some unlicensed marijuana sellers are still operating in the north country.

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Illegal pot shops in Carthage still open, a month after state closes Watertown stores

After three months of work, state authorities have closed just over 1,000 illegal pot shops across New York, but some unlicensed marijuana sellers are still operating in the north country.

08/27/2024 2:00:14 a.m.

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