Lauren Chang Thompson and her husband, Max Thompson, owners of cannabis dispensary Blue Violets at 628 Washington St. in Hoboken on Monday, April 22, 2024.Reena Rose Sibayan | The Jersey Journal
A Hoboken cannabis dispensary located within a few hundred feet of two schools can remain open after an appellate court panel ruled its application was filed before Hoboken enacted stricter buffer zone regulations.
The 29-page decision released Monday appears to put an end to the two-year “time of application” battle waged between the Blue Violets dispensary and Hoboken for Responsible Cannabis (HFRC) and its founder, Liz Urtecho.
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