Medical Marijuana Dispensary Open to the Card-Carrying Masses
After two days of selling only to pre-registered patients, the Las Vegas area’s first medical marijuana dispensary is now open to the card-carrying masses.
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Could Medical Marijuana Alleviate the State’s Drug Epidemic?
Consider this counterintuitive fact: One reason overdose deaths in Massachusetts have shot up 50 percent in the past few years is that the crackdown on prescription opioids has worked extremely well.
Michigan Official Rejects Recommendation to Add Autism to Medical Marijuana Law
LANSING, MI — A Michigan official has rejected a citizen petition and review panel recommendation to add “autism” to the list of conditions that qualify patients for medical marijuana use under state law.
Group Hears Ideas for Distributing Cannabis in Georgia
ATLANTA — Could marijuana someday be a Georgia crop like peaches, peanuts and onions?
What Would a Trump Presidency Mean For Cannabis?
As more candidates announce their campaigns for the 2016 presidency, we couldn’t help but wonder what each politician’s presidency would mean for the state of cannabis in the U.S.
The Leafly Roundup: Which Three States are Joining the Fight for Medical Marijuana?
More and more advocates are looking towards 2016 to be a huge year for cannabis, and if you want to make a difference, the time is now.
Oregon Wedding Features Marijuana Bar, Budtender
WEST LINN, Ore. — The legalization of pot in Oregon has couples considering weed bars at their weddings.
Marijuana Tourism is a Budding Industry
An early inkling of the commercial potential of marijuana tourism came on a day with a mythical significance for many marijuana users:
Marijuana Producers Gobble Up Warehouse Space in Denver Area
Businesses struggle to find space as marijuana industry expands in Colorado
Oregon Court of Appeals Doesn’t Find the Smell of Cannabis Smoke to Be “Unpleasant”
Earlier this summer, I wrote a Weekend Weirdness post about how the city of Pendleton, Oregon wanted to fine its residents up to $500 for any offensive cannabis smells that float over from their property onto someone else’s. The issue prompted a tongue-in-cheek letter to the editor of the East Oregonian calling for the cityRead More
