Washington State Issues First License to Grow Recreational Pot
Producers will get the green light first so stores have something to sell when they open
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First Medical Marijuana Dispensary Licenses Awarded in Massachusetts
After much anticipation, state health officials Friday revealed the names of the companies that will receive the first 20 licenses to open medical marijuana dispensaries in Massachusetts
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Illinois Launches Website About New Medical Marijuana Law
If someone told you a couple years ago there would be a website run by the state of Illinois to help people smoke marijuana you’d probably think they were high.
World’s First Marijuana Retail License Issued In Colorado
Recreational pot shops are expected to open their doors for the first time in history on January 1, 2014.
New Mexico Doc Appeals Suspension Over Medical Marijuana
In the six years since New Mexico legalized medical marijuana, Dr. Nicholas Nardacci has cleared more than 1,000 patients to use it
Ottawa Awards Medical Marijuana First Licenses
A Saskatoon company has been granted the first two licences to produce and distribute medical marijuana under new Health Canada pot rules.
Arizona Boy Gets Medical Marijuana Card
A five year-old boy from Mesa, Arizona has been issued a medical marijuana card.
N.J. Issues Permit to Second Medical Marijuana Dispensary
The state Health Department has issued a permit for the second medical marijuana dispensary to begin growing its first crop, according to one of the dispensary owners.
Marijuana Triggers License Confusion For Doctors, Cops in Massachusetts
Tens of thousands of Massachusetts residents could be at risk of losing their jobs if they use marijuana for medical relief, as government agencies work to balance the new state medical marijuana law with federal law, which says the drug is illegal under all circumstances.
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Berkeley Medical Marijuana Collective Will Be Ordered to Close
There was unmitigated praise for the benefits of medical marijuana at the Tuesday night City Council meeting. But there was also unanimous consent that the Perfect Plants Patient Group was operating illegally and would have to shut its doors.
