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Event: Mar 6, 2026 · Published: May 1, 2026
Minnesota Court of Appeals hears challenge to Albert Lea City Council's vote on cannabis shop registration
The Minnesota Court of Appeals heard arguments in a case challenging Albert Lea City Council's decision regarding cannabis shop registration. The case involves a dispute over the city council's vote and its implications for cannabis licensing in the community.
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Minnesota Court of AppealsAlbert Lea City Council
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