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Rohan Marley, partners propose new marijuana dispensary for Montclair
September 11, 2019
Rohan Marley is one of the business partners in a prospective new medical marijuana dispensary being eyed for Montclair.
By ERIN ROLL
roll@montclairlocal.news
Montclair could be getting a second medical marijuana dispensary in the near future, with the backing of a business partnership that includes one of the children of reggae icon Bob Marley.
Rohan Marley, in partnership with the Colorado-based business Lightshade, has filed an application with the state for a license to operate a medical dispensary in Montclair.
If the application is approved, Lightshade Montclair would become the township’s second dispensary, and Lightshade’s first dispensary outside of Colorado.
Rohan Marley is one of the 11 children of the late Bob Marley, the Jamaican reggae singer, musician and songwriter. Rohan Marley, a former football player for the Ottawa Rough Riders, has branched out into several business ventures, including the coffee-growing industry.
Lightshade’s application for a Montclair medical marijuana dispensary was submitted during the most recent application period for licensing, which ended in August. “It’s a hurry-up-and-wait process,” said Mike Leach, Lightshade’s chief operating officer.
Greenleaf Compassion Center, on Bloomfield Avenue, was the first dispensary to open in New Jersey in December 2012.
New Jersey intends to allow 24 dispensaries, known as alternative treatment centers, to operate in the state. Eight of those would be located in the northern region, which includes Essex County, eight would be in the central region and six would be in the southern region.
The state has given preliminary approval to six of the most recent round of applications for new medical marijuana dispensaries this year, which will bring the number of dispensaries in the state to 12. Lightshade was not one of those six, as its application is still under review. The Department of Health declined to comment on the application’s status on Friday for that reason.
September 11, 2019
Rohan Marley is one of the business partners in a prospective new medical marijuana dispensary being eyed for Montclair.
By ERIN ROLL
roll@montclairlocal.news
Montclair could be getting a second medical marijuana dispensary in the near future, with the backing of a business partnership that includes one of the children of reggae icon Bob Marley.
Rohan Marley, in partnership with the Colorado-based business Lightshade, has filed an application with the state for a license to operate a medical dispensary in Montclair.
If the application is approved, Lightshade Montclair would become the township’s second dispensary, and Lightshade’s first dispensary outside of Colorado.
Rohan Marley is one of the 11 children of the late Bob Marley, the Jamaican reggae singer, musician and songwriter. Rohan Marley, a former football player for the Ottawa Rough Riders, has branched out into several business ventures, including the coffee-growing industry.
Lightshade’s application for a Montclair medical marijuana dispensary was submitted during the most recent application period for licensing, which ended in August. “It’s a hurry-up-and-wait process,” said Mike Leach, Lightshade’s chief operating officer.
Greenleaf Compassion Center, on Bloomfield Avenue, was the first dispensary to open in New Jersey in December 2012.
New Jersey intends to allow 24 dispensaries, known as alternative treatment centers, to operate in the state. Eight of those would be located in the northern region, which includes Essex County, eight would be in the central region and six would be in the southern region.
The state has given preliminary approval to six of the most recent round of applications for new medical marijuana dispensaries this year, which will bring the number of dispensaries in the state to 12. Lightshade was not one of those six, as its application is still under review. The Department of Health declined to comment on the application’s status on Friday for that reason.
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if his Daddy wouldn't have distanced himself from his good friend PETER TOSH aka (MR. LEGALIZE IT) and his efforts to turn the Jamaican marijuana fields into a Cash Crop for the Rastas...rohan probally would have been the Jeff Bezos of the MARIJUANA GAME right now........
smoke u just had to ruin my day didnt you
