A three-week event scheduled to begin Wednesday called the Laughing Grass Inn at the Cornish Inn won’t take place, said organizer Trinity Madison, who said she is issuing refunds to paying guests who were to be offered marijuana edibles and other forms of cannabis as a gift. TAMMY WELLS/Journal Tribune file photo
Organizer Trinity Madison put out the word on The Laughing Grass Inn Facebook page and confirmed the cancellation to the Journal Tribune by telephone on Tuesday afternoon.
She said she and Cornish Inn owner Richard Decourcey had been issued a notice by the town’s Code Enforcement Officer, but was not in possession of the notice and so could not speak to its contents.
Code Enforcement Officer Wes Sunderland said little about the matter, indicating to do so would be premature. But he noted the town’s passage of a prohibition on retail marijuana last week.
Cornish residents on Aug. 9 enacted a prohibition on all forms of retail marijuana. Following that 151-47 vote in favor of prohibition, Madison said the three-week Laughing Grass Inn event would be the sole one in Cornish.
But that plan has changed.
“The event is canceled,” said Madison, who added she would be issuing refunds to those who had booked a stay at the Laughing Grass Inn event.
The 16-room Cornish Inn is a long-time lodging establishment at the edge of Cornish’s picturesque historic downtown district, at 2 High Road. In an interview two weeks ago, Madison said she was leasing the inn for the stint and that it has a licensed kitchen and is appropriately-zoned.
— Senior Staff Writer Tammy Wells can be contacted at 324-4444 (local call in Sanford) or 282-1535, ext. 327 or twells@journaltribune.com.
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