Queens' Top Two Dispensaries Are $90,000 Apart
Through October 1, Curaleaf - Queens ($6.61M) and ZenZest - Queens ($6.52M) are $90K apart at the top of Queens.
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Through October 1, Curaleaf - Queens ($6.61M) and ZenZest - Queens ($6.52M) are $90K apart at the top of Queens.
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