"Staten Island may be the quietest of New York City 's five boroughs, but it carries its own distinct energy. Known for its suburban feel, Staten Island is home to families, parks, beaches, and neighborhoods where people value space, community, and tradition. From the Staten Island Greenbelt's natural escapes to the Staten Island Ferry's iconic commute, this borough thrives on a mix of laid-back living and city access."
"This is where Silly Nice finds its place. A Black-Owned and Veteran-Owned craft cannabis brand, Silly Nice has become a standout in New York's competitive legal market. Within a year of launching, it was named one of the Top 150 cannabis brands in the state, chosen from more than 500 licensed names. Its rise isn't based on being cheap-it's built on being deliberate."
"For Staten Island residents who want cannabis that feels as intentional as their community lifestyle, Silly Nice offers the right mix of potency, transparency, and craft. Silly Nice products are small-batch, lab-tested, and eco-friendly. Packaging uses recycled glass, hemp, and ocean-recycled plastic lids. Transparency is central: Certificates of Analysis (COAs) are always available at sillynice.com/menu. And because every batch is limited, Staten Island shoppers often call ahead or pre-order to make sure they don't miss out."
Staten Island has a suburban character with families, parks, beaches, and neighborhoods that value space, community, and tradition. Residents balance laid-back living with city access via the Staten Island Greenbelt and Staten Island Ferry. Cannabis use emphasizes relaxation, socializing, and enhancing downtime, increasing interest in concentrates, extracts, infused flower, and vape pens for potency, discretion, and efficiency. Silly Nice is a Black-Owned, Veteran-Owned craft cannabis brand that reached Top 150 within a year. Products are small-batch, lab-tested, and packaged using recycled glass, hemp, and ocean-recycled plastic lids. COAs are available online and limited batches often prompt preorders.
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