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The owner of Neighborhood Convenience Market paid a $1,000 fine in full after an appeal of a tobacco-sale violation. The board also unanimously tabled proposed restrictions on synthetically derived cannabinoids, kratom products, and other unregulated intoxicating products for further review.
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The market was fined for selling a tobacco product to someone below the minimum legal sales age, and its representative requested relief from the penalty. The fine was paid in full, while the board discussed stronger ID-checking practices, including license-scanning registers. The board postponed action on proposed restrictions for certain cannabinoid, kratom, and other unregulated products and requested that the item return on April 9, 2026.
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