4-Year-Old Girl Becoming the Face of Medical Marijuana in Ohio
For weeks, the face of Issue 3 has been a young girl and her family, who moved from Ohio to Colorado to legally get medical marijuana.
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The Ohio Marijuana Vote that Could make Nick Lachey a Weed Kingpin. Yes, that Nick Lachey.
Two things you probably haven’t been paying a lot of attention to lately:
George Forbes Endorses Issue 3 to Legalize Marijuana in Ohio
CLEVELAND -Citing reasons both political and personal, former Cleveland City Council President George Forbes endorsed Issue 3 on Friday– the measure that would legalize recreational and medical marijuana, if voters approve it in November.
Conference Looks at Business Opportunities if Marijuana Legalized
As Ohioans prepare for a Nov. 3 vote on legalizing marijuana, budding entrepreneurs are looking at whether they could earn a living from it.
Could Ohio be the First to Legalize Cannabis in the Midwest?
After a last-minute fight to the finish line, Ohio’s legalization campaign, ResponsibleOhio, managed to submit an additional 95,000 signatures to squeak by with a total of 320,000 signatures to get the recreational proposal on the November 2015 ballot.
Medical Marijuana 2015: Will Ohio’s Cannabis Legalization Initiative Make the Ballot After Fraud Investigation?
An Ohio political action group has gone ahead with plans to put a constitutional amendment on the ballot to legalize marijuana amid investigation for fraud.
Drone Drops Heroin, Marijuana and Tobacco in Ohio Prison Yard
A drone dropped a package of heroin, marijuana and tobacco in the recreation yard of an Ohio prison last week, sparking a fight among inmates trying to pick up the contraband, prison officials said on Tuesday.
ResponsibleOhio Short on Signatures for Marijuana Legalization, Has 10 more Days
COLUMBUS, Ohio- ResponsibleOhio’s petition to put a marijuana legalization amendment on the November ballot is short on signatures.
Marijuana Harder to Find in Ohio as Growers Operate Indoors
CLEVELAND (AP) – A drop in the number of marijuana plants seized in Ohio in recent years can be attributed a greater push by growers to cultivate the plants indoors, according to authorities.
How an Ohio Ballot Measure Could Create a Marijuana Monopoly
Thousands of hastily scribbled signatures fill boxes in the basement of Ian James’ 7,800-square-foot restored Victorian home in the historic Franklin Park neighborhood. James needs these names to win a place on Ohio’s November ballot for a measure to legalize medical and recreational marijuana.
