It’s the third dispensary to open after Minnesota legalized leisure marijuana final yr.
WALKER, MINN. – Tribal reservations in northern Minnesota dominate the state's rising leisure marijuana trade. Three dispensaries are actually operational within the area, with the most recent clients welcomed in a grand opening on Thursday.
The Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe is the primary tribe to open a dispensary this yr, however extra are on the horizon. Two tribes final yr cleared the best way for the sale of leisure marijuana: NativeCare on the reservation of the Crimson Lake Nation and Waabigwan Mashkiki (“medication flower” in Ojibwe) in Mahnomen on the reservation of the Nation of the White Earth. Each tribes beforehand offered medical hashish.
However in Walker, the Sweetest Grass Dispensary from Leech Lake Hashish Co. is new to the group. “Everyone says, 'We are able to't consider we're shopping for marijuana in Walker, Minnesota!'” mentioned enterprise guide Madison Marzario.
Initially from Prior Lake, Marzario spent a decade in Colorado changing into an professional within the hashish trade earlier than bringing that have residence to work with Sweetest Grass.
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