This is the second and largest location featuring the contactless, digitally-powered technology, following the inaugural store opening at Dallas Love Field Airport in March 2021.

The Lawrence Township shop is the firm's final dispensary in the state after locations in Elizabeth and Neptune opened in the last year.

The Secaucus-based retailer of nutritional products said the partnership brings together two innovative leaders in health and fitness to provide nutritional support, trusted products, and expert education to the thousands of dedicated endurance triathletes.

New Jerseyans can now play the lottery online through Lotto.com, the first digital platform for buying tickets on any device - with no app download or deposit required, which launched in partnership with QuickChek.

Leaders from Pure Genesis, OCan Group LLC and Garden State Harvest, each armored with industry experience in other states, will provide input and feedback to the Cannabis Regulatory Commission and the public in the hopes of helping to craft a strong state policy.

Items from the Union-based retailer's kitchen and dining wares brand Our Table, youthful decor brand Wild Sage, and organization line Squared Away will take up progressively more shelf space until all products are released by mid-July.

After 44 years of corporate ownership, the retailer will partner with business owners and entrepreneurs to expand the store's fleet.

Through DoorDash Drive, the company's white-label fulfillment platform, Bed Bath & Beyond's and buybuy BABY's websites will expand same-day delivery to more than 3,000 additional ZIP codes nationwide.

Thirty Black entrepreneurs and small businesses nationwide, and three from the Garden State, were chosen to receive the awards, which are part of L’Oréal USA’s Inclusive Beauty Fund.

This is the 18th medical cannabis dispensary in New Jersey serving more than 104,000 patients statewide.

Roger Fordyce will step down as chief executive officer after more than 30 years with the company as Jordi Martin-Consuegra comes into the role. Brian Quinn was also named deputy chief executive officer.

The decision is "further evidence that New Jersey employers need to be very aware that they may be required to reimburse employees for the cost of medical cannabis used as a result of a work-related injury," says Scarinci Hollenbeck Counsel Dan McKillop, who leads the firm’s cannabis law group.