Sac business eyes cannabis license
Single applicant looks to open medicinal marijuana dispensary in Marysville
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – A federal jury convicted Paul Manafort, President Donald Trump’s former campaign chairman, of eight charges Tuesday in a trial for tax evasion, bank fraud and conspiracy, a victory for special counsel Robert S. Mueller III in the first criminal trial brought by his office.
The jury of six men and six women deadlocked on 10 other charges on the 16th day of a high-profile trial that focused in part on Manafort’s gilded lifestyle, making him a symbol of gaudy excess and greed in the Trump era.
The deadline closed for to apply for Marysville’s one available medical marijuana dispensary license – and just one company, based in Sacramento, threw its hat in the ring.
Jim Bermudez, director of the Community Development and Services Department for Marysville, said the application period closed Monday at 4 p.m.
Representatives from Northstar Holistic Collective, which operates a marijuana dispensary on C Street in Sacramento, filed the application.
“At this moment, given that we only received one application, the city still needs to review it. We will evaluate the application to make sure that it’s complete based on our requirements as they are listed. We will then conduct a background investigation and look at various elements of their plan to make sure they meet up with our requirements,” Bermudez said.
Applicants were required to have a conditional use permit application number and a