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Worcester County has almost twice the number of cannabis licenses than the next highest county.

Located at 64 W Boylston St. in Worcester, Bud’s Goods & Provisions is the city’s neighborhood dispensary providing the state’s largest cannabis selection.

When the next book of Abington history is written let it be recorded that former selectman Jim Connolly was the first customer on the first day of Abington’s first legal retail cannabis shop.

On the shelves at Bud’s Goods and Provisions in Worcester, customers can find expected cannabis products like pre-rolls, a selection of flower and edibles. But one product is unique: Lil’ Bud’s.

A strong brand is so much more than just a logo. The best brands connect with our emotions, and become part of our routines. Alex Mazin and the rest of the staff of Bud’s Goods and Provisions understand that value and are striving to normalize the local cannabis culture with their new dispensary.

This week in Mass Talent – I had the opportunity to speak with Alex Mazin, the President and CEO of Bud’s Goods and Provisions in Worcester. Alex started his professional career in the healthcare industry but always had that entrepreneurial itch.

Alex Mazin wanted customers coming to Bud’s Goods and Provisions to start their retail experience the moment they entered the parking lot.

Alex Mazin, a Worcester native, is opening Bud's Goods and Provisions in the city, a marijuana dispensary he hopes will help normalize cannabis.

WORCESTER — Worcester-raised Alex Mazin plans to open Bud's Goods & Provisions — an adult-use marijuana dispensary — on West Boylston Street next week.