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Trulieve Cannabis buys Keystone Shops for $60 million, latest deal in Pa. land rush for weed retailers
Updated 9:36 AM;
By Erin Arvedlund, of The Philadelphia Inquirer
Trulieve Cannabis Corp. became the latest out-of-state marijuana company to snap up weed retailers in Pennsylvania, with the $60 million purchase of Keystone Shops.
The move signals a bet from an increasing number of companies in the marijuana sector that Pennsylvania will follow in the footsteps of neighboring New York and New Jersey and legalize recreational use.
“Stand-alone dispensaries have become the belle of the ball,” said Steve Schain, senior counsel at cannabis law firm Hoban Law Group. Amid New Jersey and New York’s legalization of adult-use marijuana, “the writing is on the wall” in Pennsylvania, Schain said. “The land grab is underway.”
A BATTLE trust wants local heroes to be honoured in the street names given to a new town being built on part of its historic site. The Battle of Prestonpans Trust has produced a wish list of names for the new East Lothian settlement of Blindwells commemorating the historic figures and places from the famous Jacobite victory. Top of its list of names are four local men who came from neighbouring Tranent and made their mark in Bonnie Prince Charlie’s 1745 victory. They include Robert Anderson Way, to commemorate a quartermaster in the Jacobite army who guided the soldiers on a treacherous path using local knowledge; Henderson Road, in honour of Alexander Henderson, who joined the army after acting as a guide as they passed through the town; and Davidson Road for Henry Davidson, a stonemason who fought with the Jacobites and joined the Prince’s Lifeguards after the battle.