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The Green Threads

Sealed in Middletown after a report of sales to a 16-year-old; order extended to 2027

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According to New York State Office of Cannabis Management, May 11, 2026 · Read the source

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Summary

On April 29, 2026 the Office of Cannabis Management closed The Green Threads, a shop in Middletown, New York, after receiving reports that it had sold cannabis to a 16-year-old. OCM said an employee attempted to sell unlicensed cannabis to an undercover investigator.

Inspectors reported finding adult-use flower, edibles and concentrates stored behind the counter in an open safe. OCM issued a Notice of Violation and Order to Seal, and the storefront was padlocked.

After an administrative hearing on May 4, 2026, OCM said the location was found to have been operating as an unlicensed dispensary and the Order to Seal was extended until May 8, 2027.

What the source found

  • Closed April 29, 2026 with Middletown Police support.
  • Hearing held May 4, 2026: found to have operated as an unlicensed dispensary, per OCM.
  • Order to Seal extended until May 8, 2027.

Products named

  • cannabis flower
  • edibles
  • concentrates

Timeline

  1. Notice of Violation and Order to Seal issued; shop padlocked

  2. Administrative hearing

  3. OCM announces the extended order

Sources

  1. Regulator

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Status notes

[dataset] NY OCM press releases (cannabis.ny.gov/pressroom), retrieved 2026-09-30

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