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Luxury Cannabis Boutique Dispensary High Seas Opens in Costa Mesa, Providing Shoppers With an Extraordinary Sensory Experience

High Seas, a premier cannabis boutique located at 1921 Harbor Blvd in Costa Mesa, is thrilled to announce its grand opening today. The concept boutique offers an upscale shopping experience that seeks to remove barriers for Southern California cannabis shoppers—lack of knowledge, intimidation, or murky language—that prevent them from enjoying cannabis to enrich and achieve their lifestyle and wellness goals. ....

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Surviving a legal storm, High Seas cannabis boutique is ready to open in Costa Mesa

After navigating a lawsuit, police raid and protracted settlement agreement, High Seas' owners are ready to open a storefront at 1921 Harbor Blvd. ....

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Weed Dispensary Takes California City To Court Over Opening Delays Resulting In Steep Costs

California cannabis boutique High Seas filed a Writ of Mandate against Costa Mesa earlier this month to compel the city to allow the dispensary to open its doors. ....

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Trouble on the High Seas — cannabis retailer sues Costa Mesa for withholding permit

Rachel Xin, majority owner of High Seas, said after spending $10 million and two years sailing through the city's application process, staff have failed to sign off on the last step, costing her and partners $111,000 a month. ....

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