Denver's licensing department hasn't announced a final decision yet.
, Silver Stem is attempting to transfer an existing medical marijuana license from 2243 Federal Boulevard, which isn't attached to a store currently, to Bonnie Brae and also get a new license for recreational sales.over fears of exposing children to marijuana while they're going for ice cream.
A hearing officer hired by the city recommended on July 7 that Silver Stem be approved to operate at the East Ohio address, but Excise and Licenses communications director Eric Escudero notes that the department is still in a ten-day window for accepting objections to the hearing officer's recommendation. According to Escudero, the opposition has been active as Excise and Licenses director Molly Duplechian mulls over her decision.
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