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FALL RIVER Jay says he buys high-quality pot in Fall River not to get a buzz but to help him fall asleep.
“I have horrible insomnia, and it helps me a lot,” said the 38-year-old Warwick resident, who didn’t want to reveal his last name.
Jay says he’s not eligible for a medical cannabis card in Rhode Island which is why he spends up to $200 every two months at the Northeast Alternatives dispensary on William S. Canning Boulevard off of Route 24 near the Tiverton line.
“I have no choice but to come here,” Jay said on a recent weekday afternoon, as he held a small customer bag containing both smokable weed and cannabis wax, which is a concentrated form of cannabis oil.
WEST BOYLSTON – The sign will be changing at Flagg RV at 66 West Boylston St. with the recent agreement to sell to Camping World Holdings Inc.
The sign at The Manor/Draught House at the corner of West Boylston and Franklin streets, may be changing as well, though that is still a matter under discussion between the property owners and Camping World.
And the restaurant’s owners have no plans to leave town.
Camping World is purchasing the Flagg RV property, but could be interested in expanding the site to include the restaurant and function facility property.
“I was approached by Camping World,” Manor owner Savvas Fotiadis said of the discussions.
Westcomm regional police, fire dispatch will move to Chicopee building that housed strip club, disgraced college
Updated Mar 16, 2021;
Posted Mar 16, 2021
The Westcomm Regional Dispatch Center, which joins police and fire departments in Chicopee, Longmeadow, East Longmeadow and Monson bought the former Gold Club ad Salter College at 645 Shawinigan Drive for $1.2 million. (Don Treeger / The Republican file photo)
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CHICOPEE A four-community police and fire dispatch center will soon have a chance to expand after purchasing a building that used to house a strip club and then a disgraced for-profit college.
The Westcomm Regional Dispatch Center recently closed on the purchase of 645 Shawinigan Drive, buying the 18,432-square-foot building for $1.2 million, according to Hampden County Registry of Deeds records.