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‘Girlbomb’

‘Girlbomb’

Janice Erlbaum celebrated the 20th anniversary of her memoir, “Girlbomb,” and the launch of a new cannabis strain of the same name at an intimate gathering at the as-yet-unopened Black Rabbit Dispensary in Millerton on Saturday, Sept. 5.

Photo by Natalia Zukerman

Janice Erlbaum celebrated the 20th anniversary of her memoir, “Girlbomb,” and the launch of a new cannabis strain of the same name at an intimate gathering at the as-yet-unopened Black Rabbit Dispensary in Millerton on Saturday, Sept. 5.

Natalia Zukerman
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