Kaiolena Tacazon
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The basis of the litigation — which includes three lawsuits by out-of-state marijuana retailers — is the residency requirement in Rhode Island’s 2022 Cannabis Act.
Kaiolena Tacazon
Kaiolena Tacazon is the social media chief and a multimedia editor for photo, video and design. She's a sophomore from San Diego studying American Studies and Visual Arts who also works as a photographer for Brown University Athletics.
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By Jack Walker | June 3According to Paxson, the increased operating deficit for FY27 was anticipated in the University’s financial plan.
