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Leah Samura’s mission is to sell cannabis to your friends, parents and grandparents. Photo courtesy of Leah Samura   Harvard Square’s first cannabis dispensary —

By Jessica Bartlett – Reporter, Boston Business Journal | Apr 1, 2021 The owners of three local cannabis firms seized on the chance to launch

Boston Globe By Felicia Gans Globe Staff,Updated March 1, 2019, 12:00 a.m. PURIENT/SIRA NATURALS   The marijuana industry is about to get sexier.   A

WBUR Article June 28, 2021 | Callum Borchers   The store on Church Street in Harvard Square which Leah Samura plans to open this fall

BY JOSIE F. ABUGOV, CRIMSON STAFF WRITER APRIL 1, 2021   Leah Y. Samura is now one step closer to opening a sex-positive, women-focused cannabis

  We meet Leah Samura, owner of the soon to open Yamba Boutique who is on a mission to empower women to enter the cannabis

BOSTON — Massachusetts recreational marijuana sales are approaching $3 billion, three-and-a-half years after the first pot shop opened its doors. Read More

4/20 is known as the high holiday, and for a Black-owned dispensary that just blazed its way into Central Square in Cambridge, there are a

A Grown In review of required diversity plans submitted by Massachusetts’ adult use cannabis license holders finds that many are getting close to attaining their

More than five years after the state legalized cannabis for recreational use, Cambridge is finally getting its first adult-use dispensary. The state’s Cannabis Control Commission

Five years ago, Massachusetts voters decided to legalize marijuana for recreational purposes for people 21+. Voters made their voices heard loud and clear that day,

For Sieh Samura, the process of opening a cannabis dispensary in Massachusetts during the COVID-19 pandemic and while getting through the hurdles of the licensure