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You're damned right we have an opinion. We're here to fight for change. And anyone who wants to hear what we have to say, can read it here.
Common Citizen will kick off 2021 with the Common Citizen for the Common Good food drive, which launches on New Year’s Day. The producer of safe, high-quality cannabis products partnered with local food banks and charitable organizations to host the food drive at its Flint, Detroit and Battle Creek locations.
“Common Citizen thanks Gov. Gretchen Whitmer for taking the much-needed step to sign the Clean Slate legislation into law,” said Michael Elias, CEO of Common Citizen. “Expunging marijuana criminal records can help address Michigan’s significant talent shortage, create opportunities for workforce development and help people lead more productive lives.”
Common Citizen will continue its outdoor job fairs from noon to 5 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 28, and Tuesday, Sept. 29, for numerous positions at its new Hazel Park store, located at 877 E. 8 Mile Road. The award-winning producer of safe, high-quality cannabis products plans to open the store in mid-October.
Common Citizen dispensaries are called “chapters,” budtenders are “citizen advisers,” and products are organized by approachable categories that make sense to consumers.
Common Citizen, a producer of cannabis products with a focus on product and consumer safety, has been awarded an adult-use marijuana retail license at its Battle Creek location, with adult-use sales beginning Friday, May 22.
Exclusive Interview with Michigan Pure Med CEO Michael Elias Vertically integrated cannabis company Michigan Pure Med is establishing a deep presence in its home state before considering multi-state expansion. CEO Michael Elias spoke with New Cannabis… #CommonCitizen #MichaelElias #michigan
While some businesses are laying people off by the thousands, the CEO of a Michigan marijuana company said his business is thriving, and looking to hire. Common Citizen is offering virtual job fairs starting Thursday, April 2, 2020.
When Flint, Michigan-based Common Citizen set out to transform a dilapidated former sports bar into a dispensary, it didn’t anticipate becoming the first cannabis retailer to receive a prestigious design award.
FLINT, Mich. – Common Citizen, the lifestyle brand of Michigan’s largest vertically integrated pharmaceutical-grade medical cannabis company Michigan Pure Med, has been honored by the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) with the Gold Award for retail store design.
Common Citizen will kick off 2021 with the Common Citizen for the Common Good food drive, which launches on New Year’s Day. The producer of safe, high-quality cannabis products partnered with local food banks and charitable organizations to host the food drive at its Flint, Detroit and Battle Creek locations.
“Common Citizen thanks Gov. Gretchen Whitmer for taking the much-needed step to sign the Clean Slate legislation into law,” said Michael Elias, CEO of Common Citizen. “Expunging marijuana criminal records can help address Michigan’s significant talent shortage, create opportunities for workforce development and help people lead more productive lives.”
Common Citizen will continue its outdoor job fairs from noon to 5 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 28, and Tuesday, Sept. 29, for numerous positions at its new Hazel Park store, located at 877 E. 8 Mile Road. The award-winning producer of safe, high-quality cannabis products plans to open the store in mid-October.
Common Citizen dispensaries are called “chapters,” budtenders are “citizen advisers,” and products are organized by approachable categories that make sense to consumers.
Common Citizen, a producer of cannabis products with a focus on product and consumer safety, has been awarded an adult-use marijuana retail license at its Battle Creek location, with adult-use sales beginning Friday, May 22.
Exclusive Interview with Michigan Pure Med CEO Michael Elias Vertically integrated cannabis company Michigan Pure Med is establishing a deep presence in its home state before considering multi-state expansion. CEO Michael Elias spoke with New Cannabis… #CommonCitizen #MichaelElias #michigan
While some businesses are laying people off by the thousands, the CEO of a Michigan marijuana company said his business is thriving, and looking to hire. Common Citizen is offering virtual job fairs starting Thursday, April 2, 2020.
When Flint, Michigan-based Common Citizen set out to transform a dilapidated former sports bar into a dispensary, it didn’t anticipate becoming the first cannabis retailer to receive a prestigious design award.
FLINT, Mich. – Common Citizen, the lifestyle brand of Michigan’s largest vertically integrated pharmaceutical-grade medical cannabis company Michigan Pure Med, has been honored by the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) with the Gold Award for retail store design.
