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HINSDALE — It’s round two in Hinsdale for neighbors who succeeded last year in persuading a company to move a proposed cannabis farm to the other side of town. On Wednesday night, a different grower, Sunlight Farms, is expected to secure a needed Host Community Agreement with the Select Board. Officials expect similar questions to arise about a facility on Peru Road — mainly about odors. “You’re going to have the same group of people who have already been very vocal,” said Richard Scialabba, chair of the Select Board. “What’s going to happen? I have no idea.” Silver Therapeutics, which runs cannabis retail outlets in Williamstown and Orange, proposes to create a cultivation facility at a former mink farm at 172 Peru Road. Last December, CEO Josh Silver outlined the plan to the Select Board. In the months since, lawyers for both sides have worked out a 17-page agreement that spells out conditions.

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