Sean Teehan is a staff writer with a focus on local news in Upstate New York. He writes for syracuse.com and NY Cannabis Insider, covering stories related to the cannabis industry, legal developments, and profiles of individuals involved in the industry. His work has also been featured in the Olean Times Herald.
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Sean Teehan's coverage focuses on the local cannabis industry and related legal developments in Upstate New York. His articles often include exclusive interviews, discussions of legal matters, regulatory announcements, and events within the cannabis space.
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By: Sean Teehan
Join NY Cannabis Insider for its first event of the year in NYC on April 2 at Madam Mikette’s. Details and tickets available here.
By: Sean Teehan, Seanteehan
March 31 marked three years since the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act was signed into law. Here’s what has happened over the past year.
By: Sean Teehan
An ‘unprecedented’ court order deals a serious blow to NY’s nascent industry and raises serious questions about the competence of state regulators.
By: Seanteehan, Sean Teehan
Judge Kevin Bryant amended his decision on Thursday to apply only to advertising and marketing rules around recreational cannabis.
In a jaw-dropping decision, an Albany County Supreme Court judge has invalidated all New York State regulations for adult-use cannabis, ruling that the rules are arbitrary and capricious, and therefore unconstitutional.
The production and packaging facility for Ayrloom marijuana / cannabis products, an affiliate of Beak & Skiff Apple Orchards in LaFayette. (Courtesy Ayrloom)
By: Sean Teehan, Seanteehan
At a Cannabis Control Board meeting, members approved new licenses, expanded OCM provisional licensing authority and heard complaints about proximity protection.
By: Sean Teehan
Members of New York’s largest cannabis industry trade group are furious and threatening to leave the association after its leadership sent a letter urging state officials against issuing too many cannabis licenses – which, they said, could risk flooding the statewide market.
Join NY Cannabis Insider for its next industry meetup in Buffalo on May 14, 2024. Tickets available now.
By: Seanteehan, Sean Teehan
The traveling training program is part of the state’s Cannabis Workforce Initiative, and has educated more than 100 New Yorkers on budtending, harvesting, and worker rights.
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