When cannabis was first prohibited with a tax stamp in 1937, very few people actually knew what it was. From that grew a stigma that is still being battled today.
But things are getting better; much better. Taking at a
All grades of the sticky green stuff were down in March with one exception, the Top Shelf grade. Top Shelf was the only one of the three to finish above the previous months average. The Mids-index in particular had an
Allison Janney, most notably the fake White House Press Secretary C.J. Cregg on the television series “The West Wing”, actually crashed the real White House briefing today while in town for Obama’s “White House Champions of Change” awards.
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It’s been an exciting start for marijuana reform in Vermont thus far in 2016 as the Senate approved a bill which would make marijuana legal to possess and outlined a very detailed plan for a retail distribution program. Unfortunately, not … Read the article
It’s been an anticipation filled ride over the last couple of weeks for those taking part in Maine’s Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol. When they first submitted their petitions for validation in February, they were let down as Secretary … Read the article
What is fibromyalgia?
Fibromyalgia is a chronic, generalized pain disorder that is characterized by abnormal sensitivity and pain at particular point(s) of the body, tiredness, sleep and affective disturbances, and morning stiffness. The exact cause of fibromyalgia is not well … Read the article
The attorneys general of Nebraska and Oklahoma aren’t ready to throw in the towel in their bid to overthrow Colorado’s recreational cannabis law, after the duo recently failed to do so before the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Oregon regulators awarded the first eight marijuana grower licenses under the state’s new recreational cannabis program.
The winners include former Portland Trail Blazer forward Antonio Harvey, the owner of a trendy Portland restaurant and lounge, as well as veteran … Read the article
Medical marijuana businesses in Illinois hope the third time’s a charm for expanding the state’s list of approved conditions for MMJ treatment.
The state’s Medical Cannabis Advisory Board will meet Monday on whether to add 15 new conditions to the … Read the article
