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Nonetheless, operating in a regulated environment means respecting the process and the decisions of local jurisdictions so we have decided to no longer pursue our relocation.”

We are fully confident that we are on the right side of history on this issue. The decision runs contrary to the growing consensus across the country around the benefits of legalizing and regulating cannabis. 18 Town of North Hempstead Town Board meeting.Īpplause greeted Bosworth’s announcement.ĭaniel Yi, senior vice president of corporate communications for MedMen, said in an emailed statement: “We are disappointed about the decision by the Town of North Hempstead.

That bit of news was revealed by Supervisor Judi Bosworth at the Dec. MedMen has reportedly withdrawn a controversial application to move its dispensary from Lake Success to Manhasset. That is, those opposed to the idea of a medical marijuana dispensary on a prominent retail stretch. She spoke against the proposed zoning laws at the Dec. She sees well, but she did not see any glass.'įollowing the accident, warning strips have been posted across the width of the Manhassett storefront, as of Saturday, to prevent any further incidents.Doretta Goldberg of Port Washington said she has benefited from medical marijuana after being treated for breast cancer. However, the victim's lawyer opines that any markings on the glass are insufficient without an actual caution board, saying his 'client is an octogenarian. Last Year, Apple had installed white stickers marking the transparent glass walls at all Apple Stores to avoid the occurrence of such accidental collisions. The Manhassett Apple Store mimics the glass design architecture of Scottsdale Quarter and Lincoln Park stores and has floor-to-ceiling glass walls at the front and rear of the store, with doors in the middle at both ends. 'Apple wants to be cool and modern and have the type of architecture that would appeal to the tech crowd, but on the other hand, they have to appreciate the danger that this high-tech modern architecture poses to some people,' Paswall's attorney Derek T. in allowing a clear, see-through glass wall and/or door to exist without proper warning,' according to reports from CBS New York.

Her suit claims that 'the defendant was negligent. She is now claiming she did not realise she was walking into a wall of glass and she broke her nose as a result of the collision. The woman claims to have walked into the glass doors unaware of their presence.

#Apple store manhasset plus

Apple has installed white warning strips across the width of the front store on Saturday to prevent any further incidents of accidental collisions Photo: IFOAppleStore AppleĮvelyn Paswall, an 83-year old resident of Queens, New York, is suing Apple seeking $75,000 for medical expenses plus punitive damages totalling $1m, after smashing her nose against a glass wall at the Apple Store in Manhassett on Long Island.