ASA Executive Director to Be Honored at International Drug Policy Reform Conference
Steph Sherer, Executive Director of ASA will be awarded the Robert C. Randall Award October 26 at the International Drug Policy Reform Conference in Denver.
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Steph Sherer, Executive Director of ASA will be awarded the Robert C. Randall Award October 26 at the International Drug Policy Reform Conference in Denver.
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Denver's Secret Cup is held in secret, but winners will be announced at the awards ceremony this weekend, open to the public.
Cannabis Patient Network will have the first approved cannabis information booth at the Denver Rock n' Roll Marathon Health Expo on October 18.
The article describes different sides of the cannabis industry as they exist, and wonders how this industry will change as it grows.
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Monday night Denver's city council passed its regulations for retail cannabis dispensaries in the city.
Protesters gathered in Denver's Civic Center Park Monday to slam Proposition AA, the marijuana tax proposal that will be decided by voters in November.
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During the Denver Police Department's Ask Me Anything session about marijuana, several serious and not-so-serious topics were discussed.
Yesterday, the Denver City Council approved a 3.5% additional sales tax on retail cannabis. The tax will be in addition to the 15% state sales tax.
Denver Police held an ask me anything on reddit, and so many asked about marijuana that the department is scheduling another AMA for marijuana questions
The Denver City Council is holding a meeting this afternoon to discuss the regulation of recreational marijuana in the city.
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of August 7, 2013:
Denver District Attorney Mitch Morrissey held the floor to claim that medical marijuana dispensaries are a haven for assaults, robberies, and murder.
This year’s conference is taking place in Denver, Colorado, where the drug policy reform landscape has just recently changed dramatically.
Even though it is now legal to smoke marijuana in Colorado, a Denver Broncos linebacker is facing a four-game suspension for allegedly testing positive.
Vincent Carrol points out the contradiction of Denver's plans to hire 26 additional police officers due to the passage of Amendment 64.