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Danica Patrick has recently commented on Mark Cuban’s reaction to Zohran Mamdani’s promises as New York’s soon-to-be mayor.

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LENOX — After 43 years as owner of Nejaime’s Wine Cellars, the family enterprise opened by his parents in Stockbridge in 1970, Joe Nejaime, 67, is selling the business. But it'll stay in the family.

Small distributors want to keep hemp-derived THC legal, while some of the alcohol industry's biggest lobbies want sales halted for now.