The journey from a small Italian town to the fast-paced streets of New York City is not an easy one—but for Guido Savocchi, it became the foundation for building both a life and a business rooted in perseverance, family, and purpose.
Strong women. Great cannabis. Iconic energy.
Lower Manhattan is full of places that can help transport you to Il Bel Paese, whether you want to feel like an athlete, or just eat like an Olympic spectator. Here’s a guide for the Olympian inside of you — and find more delectable Italian spots in our Shop Dine Guide.
Valentine’s Day is creeping up, and let’s be real…chocolate and flowers are cute, but cannabis? That’s a whole mood. Whether you’re flying solo, vibing with your boo, or just want to ignite some sparks, Altocanna’s got the goods to turn up the heat.
NEW YORK (WABC) -- When New York State started licensing dispensaries like Alto on Chambers Street, part of the goal was to right the wrongs of the past.
Gov. Kathy Hochul is promising that 89 licensed cannabis dispensaries in New York City, and dozens more statewide, will not be forced to shut down after the state’s Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) announced that those retail dispensary locations are out of compliance with the state’s proximity rule
NOTE: Alto is still open currently.
Da Monte S. Giovanni Campano a New York dove è diventato imprenditore della cannabis e ha costruito un impero: Guido Savocchi si racconta
Lower Manhattan’s first legal cannabis dispensary is here, and it’s a family affair.
Smoking a joint with your siblings is a sacred teenage tradition, something that bonds you across clouds of smoke—a furtive secret you all keep from your parents. For the five Savocchi siblings, it seemed an innocent enough past time during their childhood in Queens. But it was also prequel to their eventual entry into New York’ adult-use cannabis industry.
