Wednesday, July 6, 2022

New Cannabis Shop Coming To Greater Williamsburg

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YORK-A new cannabis shop is opening soon in upper York County.

The establishment is set to open in the space of a former restaurant on Bypass Road in the Greater Williamsburg area.

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  1. The facility in Portsmouth is really nice and the staff is awesome. I am sure this location will be as nice probablyefen better. There is definitely a need in this area.

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