Denver Coffee Shop Aims To Be First Business To Allow Social Pot Use
More than a year after Denver voters passed an initiative to let business allow social marijuana use, the City has its first application.
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More than a year after Denver voters passed an initiative to let business allow social marijuana use, the City has its first application.
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