"Newburgh sits on the western banks of the Hudson River, blending historic charm with a growing sense of renewal. Known for its riverfront views, arts community, and proximity to Beacon and New York City, Newburgh has become an important stop in the Hudson Valley's evolving cannabis market. As legalization expands, more consumers are searching for premium weed in Newburgh-cannabis that combines potency, authenticity, and craft."
"Silly Nice stands out in Newburgh and across New York because of three key principles: Craft - Every product is handmade in small batches for quality, strength, and consistency. Care - Each product is lab-tested for safety, with Certificates of Analysis available at sillynice.com/menu. Culture - As a Black-Owned and Veteran-Owned company, Silly Nice reflects values of resilience, creativity, and authenticity."
"Newburgh is a city in transition-honoring its historic roots while embracing growth and revitalization. Residents and visitors alike expect quality in the experiences they choose, whether that's food, art, or cannabis. Premium weed isn't about hype-it's about strength, flavor, and trustworthiness. That's why Silly Nice is resonating with consumers in Newburgh. Whether it's enjoying a session on the waterfront, relaxing after work, or gathering with friends across the river in Beacon,"
Newburgh sits on the Hudson River and is embracing revitalization while attracting visitors from Beacon and New York City. Silly Nice is a Black-Owned, Veteran-Owned small-batch cannabis brand that earned recognition among New York’s Top 150 brands in its first year. Products are handmade in small batches, lab-tested with Certificates of Analysis posted online, and packaged using recycled glass, hemp-based paper, and reclaimed ocean plastics. The brand emphasizes potency, authenticity, and cultural integrity. Premium cannabis appeals to Newburgh consumers seeking strength, flavor, sustainability, and trustworthiness for waterfront sessions, after-work relaxation, and social gatherings.
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