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Four Thomaston smoke shops fined for selling tobacco to minors, illegal cannabis sales

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November 19, 2025

[#item_full_content] Four smoke shops in town were fined after failing compliance checks that found some were selling tobacco to minors while others were illegally selling cannabis products, police said. Four Thomaston smoke shops fined for selling tobacco to minors, illegal cannabis sales Read More

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Four Thomaston smoke shops fined for selling tobacco to minors, illegal cannabis sales
by Owen Kingsley on November 19, 2025
Four smoke shops in town were fined after failing compliance checks that found some were selling tobacco to minors while others were illegally selling cannabis products, police said.
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