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Shinnecock Nation Announces Management Partnership For Budding Cannabis Business On Its Territory

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A rendering of the dispensary and wellness center. FILE PHOTO

A rendering of the dispensary and wellness center. FILE PHOTO

The Shinnecock Indian Nation and TILT Holdings have announced a partnership to manage the tribe's Little Beach Harvest cannabis business. Foreground, managing director Chenae Bullock; first row, from left, Sunshine Gumbs, Chairman Bryan Polite, Celeste Inez, and Cristina de Tomasi; second row, from left, Barre Hamp, Darryl Henderson, Eric Roddy, Gary Santo, Roseann Fernandez, Nitauke Williams, and Rainbow Hill.

The Shinnecock Indian Nation and TILT Holdings have announced a partnership to manage the tribe's Little Beach Harvest cannabis business. Foreground, managing director Chenae Bullock; first row, from left, Sunshine Gumbs, Chairman Bryan Polite, Celeste Inez, and Cristina de Tomasi; second row, from left, Barre Hamp, Darryl Henderson, Eric Roddy, Gary Santo, Roseann Fernandez, Nitauke Williams, and Rainbow Hill.

authorStephen J. Kotz on Aug 25, 2021
The Shinnecock Indian Nation and TILT Holdings. Inc. announced this week a partnership to help launch the tribe’s Little Beach Harvest cannabis business on the tribe’s Shinnecock Neck territory. The... more

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