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By Julie Manganis Staff Writer Dec 30, 2020 Dec 30, 2020 A business owner who sought to open a marijuana business has headed to court over Gloucester s denial of a host community agreement.  Hooligans Enterprises LLC, a corporation formed by Mark Guinane of Manchester, had sought to open a retail marijuana business at the Gloucester Crossing shopping center.  Guinane first filed a preliminary application with the state s Cannabis Control Commission in 2018. City officials said at the time that they wouldn t consider a host community agreement, or HCA, until after Guinane found a location and held a community forum.  In their complaint filed in Salem Superior Court last week, Guinane s lawyer says Hooligans met all of the requirements laid out under the law and by the city, submitting a 120-page application in March, holding a community forum in May (after being forced by the pandemic to reschedule it from March), and following up on the city s requests for

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