Savino to Resurrect Medical Marijuana Bill in NY Senate
New York Senator Diane Savino plans to reintroduce a medical marijuana bill next year, after the last one was stomped by partisan politics.
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New York Senator Diane Savino plans to reintroduce a medical marijuana bill next year, after the last one was stomped by partisan politics.
Hindsight is always 20/20, and in retrospect I've realized that if nothing else I can really cut down my oil budget if I’m smart. Wondering why I named this post Half Baked?
A prominent group of Australian doctors and experts want cannabis reintroduced as medicine.
Matt Ferner lists the 13 reasons 2013 has been the best year ever for marijuana (and it's consumers).
To quote my man Jonny Drama, VIIIICCCCTTOORRRYYY!!! It’s D Day and I made it folks. It really wasn’t that bad and it shouldn’t have been anyway. Dab time!
As opinions change about cannabis and its use, the cannabis community is becoming more visible and accepted as a valuable part of society as a whole.
Monday Night Football and Dabs (of hash oil) might be the perfect combination for enjoying the game in a relaxed and safe atmosphere.
Kind Love, a Colorado dispensary, is setting up a water treatment system to recover 97% of its waste water, making it far more sustainable.
Cannabis Culture reports that Colorado's medical marijuana patient annual registration fee will drop from $35 to just $15 early next year.
I know you've all seen that Geico “happier than a camel on hump day” commercial, a classic. As it turns out, I had four hump days, but they all fit into one post.
Washington's Liquor Control Board released its official recommendations for medical cannabis regulations.
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of December 18, 2013:
The first 48 hours of a tolerance break are so crucial. If I chipped and toked, my credibility and my THC purge experiment go right down the toilet...
Independent certification will benefit patients, healthcare providers, and regulators implementing medical marijuana laws.
I recently found myself perusing the cannabis page at Above The Influence. While I generally support the intention behind what they are trying to do...
BuzzFeed's Rachel Zarrell describes 7 big advocates that have been working hard for marijuana reform in New York City.
New York lawmaker Steve Katz, who voted against MMJ then got a ticket for possession, has joined the ArcView Group of investors.
With no love from the State, change seems inevitable and it don’t look good for dab town. I had to ask myself, “What if I woke up Dabless in Seattle?”