RISE Dispensaries at 702 Pulaski Highway sits squarely on US-40 in Joppatowne — a stretch of eastern Harford County lined with Royal Farms, Wawa, Food Lion, and McDonald’s — making it an easy, high-visibility stop for commuters and residents across the eastern Baltimore-Harford County corridor. It’s a 32-minute drive from Baltimore and about 24 minutes from Johns Hopkins, drawing customers Read more...
ATG’s Salem location at 50 Grove Street holds a piece of Massachusetts cannabis history — opened as a medical dispensary in 2015, it became the first legal cannabis dispensary on the East Coast, and on December 15, 2018, it opened for recreational sales as the first adult-use store in Eastern Massachusetts. The Grove Street location sits near downtown Salem, the Read more...
Alternative Compassion Services (ACS) operates its flagship dispensary at 693 Elm Street in Bridgewater, a town on the Plymouth County–Bristol County line about 10 miles north of Taunton and 25 miles south of Boston on Route 18. ACS built its name as a seed-to-sale medical cannabis operation — locally cultivating, producing, and dispensing 100% of its own products at the Read more...
Sunnyside Cannabis Dispensary sits on Main Street in Leicester, a quiet Worcester County town just west of the city of Worcester — and it occupies a place in Massachusetts cannabis history as one of the state’s earliest legal dispensaries, originally opening as Cultivate in 2017 before rebranding under the Sunnyside name in 2022. The modern, wood-accented interior is staffed by Read more...
The Fire Station Cannabis Co. sits on Heritage Drive in Negaunee, in Marquette County — and carries a distinction that matters in the Upper Peninsula: it was the first licensed recreational cannabis facility to open in the UP, established in October 2019 after launching as the second medical provisioning center in the region. Now operating nine UP locations, The Fire Read more...