Majority of NJ towns opt out of legal weed sales

Majority of NJ towns opt out of legal weed sales

The long-awaited launch of New Jersey’s legal marijuana program is finally in view. Regulators recently agreed on rules and regulations for the industry as they prepare to open the application process for the licensing of new businesses. But only about 30% of towns in the state have opted in for recreational pot.

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