Longtime Haverhill business owner and founder of Stem, economic empowerment and Haverhill's first locally owned, woman owned, retail cannabis dispensary.
New research from @RTI_Intl suggests state gov should reconsider how they integrate equity in cannabis legalization.
Parabola's "top 10 equity must-haves” were cited as positive action to improve equity in the industry & for legalization bills! Read more https://t.co/LF0X930qLt
.@pineau_caroline is a longtime Haverhill small business owner. She founded @StemHaverhill, the city's first locally woman-owned retail cannabis dispensary, and has worked tirelessly for economic empowerment and social equity in Massachusetts!
Thrilled for @StemHaverhill was included in this week’s Boston Globe for the cannabis educational program we launched in partnership with @NorthernEssex!
Dispensary owner Caroline Pineau is sick of the “impact fees” in her community unfairly punishing the legal cannabis industry. She’s fighting back. @pineau_caroline@StemHaverhill#massachusetts https://t.co/58Kw10WpWS
Pay Attention Haverhill Business Owners! Read this article to see who is with you & who is voting with the Mayor to increase taxes for small businesses in Haverhill (during a time when many are barely holding on). Time for change, let’s raise our voices together!
Boston is leading the way in recognizing that impact fees should never have been collected, since there has been no negative impacts from legal cannabis sales. All other municipalities should follow Boston’s lead.
If Massachusetts is really committed to reversing the harmful effects of cannabis prohibition, it’s time to stop treating cannabis businesses like we’re second-class citizens. And it’s time to stop charging impact fees without demonstrating any actual impacts.
This bold and fearless leader, @shaleentitle, speaking truth and reaffirming why we (@StemHaverhill) are forging ahead with our lawsuit against Mayor Fiorentini and the City of Haverhill.