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Hamden Takes High Bazaar To Court
A cease-and-desist order was filed against the event that has drawn hundreds of people to town for a commercial cannabis market each weekend

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A cease-and-desist order was filed against the event that has drawn hundreds of people to town for a commercial cannabis market each weekend

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