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The D.C. Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Board denied Aloha’s medical cannabis retailer license after citing the owner’s history of illegal cannabis sales and repeated enforcement actions.
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Did you know that the popular “gifting” shop model is no longer allowed under Washington, D.C. regulations? To find a legal medical cannabis provider or adult-use retailer, browse our maps of licensed dispensaries in D.C. and Maryland below:
We’re excited to announce the first edition of our new series, DMV’s Most Wanted, where we highlight the best legal weed products in the DMV, as nominated by our readers. The first edition focuses on the D.C. market, with nominations now open for Maryland (Virginia coming soon).
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