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Find important election news, helpful videos, and more key information to make sense of your ballot before you vote. Historically, the tiny town of Sumpter has attracted tourists for its rich mining history, museum, mountain trails and Old West flair. But unlike the small town of Huntington, which embraced recreational stores for their economic potential, Sumpter became a cannabis haven accidentally, and, many in town would say, unwillingly. Recreational marijuana has been legal in Oregon for nearly three years. Now, the tiny retirement community with one main street and gravel roads has become an unwilling haven for recreational marijuana users who travel from as far as Boise, Idaho, for the product. City leaders had a chance to opt out of having recreational stores within their municipal until the end of , per state rules. But around that time, councilors were wrapped up in local drama and recall attempts. Sumpter simply forgot to pass a ban. Most of the councilors at the time would have voted to ban recreational marijuana stores. Sensing a business opportunity, Jenny Long and her husband, Justin, began looking into opening a dispensary in Sumpter. With so few places to buy recreational marijuana in eastern Oregon, Sumpter could be a cannabis mecca. The Sumpter Nugget is one of two marijuana dispensaries now unexpectedly located in the tiny eastern Oregon town. They bought an old restaurant that had been boarded up for more than a decade. Conveniently the old restaurant name was a good fit for a dispensary: The Sumpter Nugget. The Longs even kept the old restaurant logo: the silhouette of a miner bent over a gold pan. Another dispensary also made plans to set up shop in Sumpter. City leaders were stunned when they realized marijuana businesses were moving in. Councilors passed an ordinance that would ban marijuana businesses within 1, feet of parks. That would have, in effect, banned recreational marijuana stores, since the whole town is within 1, feet of the Sumpter Dredge, a state park. The next opportunity for Sumpter to try and pass a ban will be November Clarke believes that most full-time residents are against the dispensaries, but when the city sent out a survey to property owners, the informal poll showed that 75 residents were in favor of allowing marijuana businesses in Sumpter while 68 were against. Figuring they should at least get some tax revenue out of the shops if they had to live with them, city leaders put a 3 percent local tax on marijuana to voters in November , which passed. The Sumpter Nugget has tourism brochures inside the dispensary, and Long said she thinks the stores are an overall boon the economy. All day. Business helps businesses. Sumpter Nugget customer Travis Radle travels to Sumpter once or twice a week from Keating, about an hour's drive away. He was pleased when the stores opened. Like many who cite concerns about legalization, Clarke is worried about increased crime and traffic safety. Long said many residents were surprised but enthusiastic about the stores. She pointed out that they bought a business that had been sitting vacant on Main Street for years. The two existing recreational stores will be grandfathered in, even if Sumpter voters eventually pass a ban. And now, the mayor is worried that Sumpter will change. Retiree Melissa Findley agrees. And it does seem like those marijuana shops are already drawing people to Sumpter. Portia Mittens, co-owner of Sumpter's second dispensary The Coughie Pot, shows off some of her products. That was certainly true for Melissa Findley. She visited the Sumpter Nugget to see for herself what it was like. They have tinctures! Even if Sumpter may not have wanted recreational marijuana shops in its backyard, the unexpected arrival is giving some residents a new perspective on marijuana. To share your experience and story ideas, join the network at OPB. Streaming Now. All Things Considered. Open in a new tab. Listen to the OPB News live stream opens new window. Streaming Now All Things Considered.

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