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Niles marijuana measures produce split results

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Voters in the City of Niles have approved limits on marijuana businesses, while voters in Niles Township rejected a proposal to allow retail dispensaries.
Unofficial results show 61 percent of city voters approved an ordinance capping retail marijuana stores at five and microbusinesses at four. It also prevents microbusinesses from converting into full-scale retail shops.
In the township, 52 percent voted against allowing up to four retail shops. Township voters have now rejected retail marijuana in 2022 and again Tuesday, after approving it in 2024 and reinstating a ban last year.

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