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Court Issues Temporary Restraining Order Against Southampton Cannis Store From Operating

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The cannabis dispensary known as Charlie Fox opened on September 16 and was immediately issued a cease and desist order by Southampton Town for not having any permits to operate a business, of any kind, at the property. The town has said it could seek a court inunction to close the business if the owners do not comply. DANA SHAW

The cannabis dispensary known as Charlie Fox opened on September 16 and was immediately issued a cease and desist order by Southampton Town for not having any permits to operate a business, of any kind, at the property. The town has said it could seek a court inunction to close the business if the owners do not comply. DANA SHAW

authorMichael Wright on Oct 4, 2025
A state judge on Friday granted Southampton Town a temporary restraining order barring the Tuckahoe cannabis dispensary Charlie Fox from operating in the County Road 39 building in Tuckahoe until... more

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