This Connecticut City Has Some Of The Priciest Cannabis In The Nation
Your green is going to cost, well, a lot more green in one Connecticut city.
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Connecticut Legislature Passes Cannabis Omnibus Bill: Here Are The Details
The Connecticut legislature recently passed a significant bill known as the cannabis omnibus bill, or House Bill 6699.
Cannabis Medical Patients Concerned Over Product Availability in Connecticut
Adult-use cannabis was legalized on Jan. 10 in Connecticut.
Connecticut Retail Cannabis Sales Set To Begin Tuesday: ‘There’s Going To Be Lines’
Connecticut’s first recreational cannabis retail shops will open Tuesday morning
Connecticut To Begin Selling Adult-Use Cannabis In January
Good news for Connecticut: The state’s legal adult-use cannabis market is rolling out on January 10, 2023.
Most Use It ‘For Medicine:’ Cannabis Conference Focuses On Medicinal Uses And Changing Landscape For Marijuana In Connecticut
Adult recreational use of cannabis is now legal in Connecticut, years after medicinal use of cannabis became legal.
Advocates Press To Make Cannabis A Lucrative Opportunity For Communities Of Color As Connecticut Moves Toward Retail Sale Of Cannabis
As Connecticut prepares for the lucrative sale of adult-use cannabis, an advocacy group announced Tuesday it will work to make sure the new industry draws broad participation from Black and other underrepresented communities as called for in state law.
Eastern Connecticut State University Spearheads Cannabis And Chemistry Program
The legalization of cannabis opens up new potential careers for college graduates, and Eastern Connecticut State University is preparing students for this emerging field.
Connecticut To Become 18th State To Legalize Adult-Use Cannabis
Connecticut is slated to become the latest state in the U.S. to legalize, tax and regulate cannabis for adults 21 and older.
This Hospice Is Hoping To Prove That Cannabis Can Make Dying Less Painful
The nation’s first federally approved study to see if medical marijuana can ease pain for those with terminal illnesses is under way. Advocates hope it will make patients less reliant on opioids.
