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Safe, Legal and Welcoming

When DOSHA opened its doors at 76 Main Street in Oneonta, New York, it wasn’t just the launch of a cannabis dispensary. It was the beginning of a new chapter for downtown Oneonta and the greater Otsego County region. From day one, DOSHA set out to be more than a retail store. It was built to be a community-focused, veteran-owned business committed to professionalism, compliance, education and economic growth.

Opening in a newly regulated adult-use cannabis market in New York State required careful planning, strict compliance and a clear mission. DOSHA embraced that responsibility. In an industry that for decades operated in the shadows, and criminalized thousands of people, DOSHA represents the exact opposite: transparency, accountability, and legitimacy. Customers now have a safe, legal and welcoming place to purchase tested, regulated products. That shift alone is historic.

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