Connecticut awards 1st retail cannabis dispensary licenses
The state of Connecticut has awarded its first licenses for recreational cannabis dispensaries.
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Nov 22, 2022, 10:14 PM
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Updated 955 days ago
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yesterdayThe state of Connecticut has awarded its first licenses for recreational cannabis dispensaries.
Fine Fettle Dispensary in Stamford, which is already a medical dispensary, will be first to open.
Still River Wellness in Torrington and Affinity in New Haven were approved for recreational sales.
Those could begin as early as next month.
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