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Why Aren't DC Police Sharing Stats for Marijuana Arrests?
DC city council candidate Paul Zukerburg obtained data from police showing that marijuana arrests have been on the rise in Washington DC for years...
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Pandora | Gimme That Old Time Fun Denver Green Beaker is a medical marijuana patient and experienced grower. He has focused on experimenting with nearly all growing methods to learn as much as possible about growing cannabis. After several years, there is still much to experiment with. Denver Green Beaker will continue to share what he has learned over the years, and bring Weedists everywhere along on everything he is still learning about what he calls "Humanity's Most Compatible Plant".
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Denver Mayor Pushing for Two-Year Marijuana Moratorium
Michael Hancock, Denver's Mayor, is urging the city council to adopt a 2 year marijuana moratorium on recreational sales.
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Study: Legal Marijuana Sales Could Quadruple by 2018
The Medical Marijuana Business Daily reports that legal marijuana sales could hit $6 billion by 2018, four times this years projected sales of $1.5 billion.
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Nevada Marijuana Legalization Bill Introduced to Assembly
Joe Hogan introduced HB 402 to the Assembly Judiciary Committee Friday. HB 402 is a marijuana legalization bill that would treat marijuana like alcohol.
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Aurora, CO: Marijuana Sales Could Enrich City
According to the budget and finance office of Aurora, (a Denver suburb) the city could see millions in revenue from legal marijuana sales.
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Hash Bash 2013
The Hash Bash is the oldest annual cannabis rally in America, and has been held in Ann Arbor since 1972.
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Dutch City of Eindhoven Wants to Grow Their Own Marijuana
In an attempt to prevent 'back-door dealings' in Dutch coffee shops, the city of Eindhoven wants to grow marijuana for itself.
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Massachusetts Dispensaries May Need $1M to Set Up Shop
The state's Department of Public Health proposed rules to require Massachusetts dispensaries to have $500,000 in escrow to be granted a license
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First Rhode Island Dispensary Approved by Health Department
The Thomas C. Slater Compassion Center was granted a registration certificate. Another Rhode Island dispensary is also set to open in the coming weeks.
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Business Insider: Marijuana Has Won the War on Drugs
In his article in Business Insider, Walter Hickey says "At least when it comes to marijuana, the war on drugs is over."
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Protest Against ME Dispensary Chain Using Pesticides
Wellness Connection of Maine was cited for 20 violations, including illegally using pesticides on medical marijuana plants.
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Time: Marijuana No More of a Gateway Drug Than Alcohol
In his recent article in Time, Joe Klein makes the point that fears about marijuana being a gateway drug are from a different era
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Maryland Passes Bill to Protect Medical Marijuana Caregivers
Maryland's SB 580 allows legal protection for medical marijuana caregivers, and passed unanimously in the House.
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CO City Council Split on Banning Recreational Marijuana
Englewood, CO, a suburb of Denver and my home sweet home, had a split city council vote on whether or not to ban recreational marijuana stores in the city.
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CO Marijuana DUI Bill Sadly Moves Closer to Becoming Law
After a delay of about a month, Colorado's marijuana DUI bill has been approved by a House Committee and awaits a vote by the full House.
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WA Consultant Thinks Legal Marijuana Might Not Sell
Mark Kleiman, Washington's new consultant, thinks (stupidly, in my opinion) that taxed, regulated, legal marijuana may not be competitive with illegal.
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No Foes Speak at WV House Hearing on Medical Marijuana
Of the 18 speakers at a West Virginia HHRC hearing on medical marijuana, all were speaking in favor of legalizing cannabis for medicinal purposes.
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Washington State Seeks to Keep Marijuana Out of Bars
Two Washington bars have drawn the attention of law enforcement and the liquor control board (as well as cannabis consumers) by allowing marijuana use.