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CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — A 28-year-old Connecticut man is awaiting sentencing after Clarksburg Police recently arrested him on a Harrison County bench warrant. Harrison Circuit Judge James A. Matish had ordered Darean J. Soles arrested on sight Dec. 1. That’s the day that Soles attended his sentencing hearing by phone instead of in person, causing the court to call off the proceeding and sign the bench warrant. Soles now will be sentenced next Monday on the original delivery of methamphetamine conviction, Matish ruled Tuesday. Clarksburg Detective Sgt. Laura McGlone served Soles with the fugitive warrant while investigating a suspicious…

New York stands to generate more than $1.25 billion in marijuana tax revenue over the next six years, according to an estimate included in the governor’s executive budget that was released on Tuesday. For fiscal year 2023, the state is projected to collect $56 million in revenue, most of which will come in the form of licensing fees. From there, the yearly revenue estimates quickly increase as sales are expected to come online and expand: $95 million in 2024, $158 million in 2025, $245 million in 2026, $339 million in 2027 and $363 million in 2028. Revenue from the nine…

New York stands to generate more than $1.25 billion in marijuana tax revenue over the next six years, according to an estimate included in the governor’s executive budget that was released on Tuesday. For fiscal year 2023, the state is projected to collect $56 million in revenue, most of which will come in the form of licensing fees. From there, the yearly revenue estimates quickly increase as sales are expected to come online and expand: $95 million in 2024, $158 million in 2025, $245 million in 2026, $339 million in 2027 and $363 million in 2028. Revenue from the nine…

Top Cannabis Stocks For 2022 Watchlist Are you looking for top marijuana stocks in mid-January? To start 2022 many of the best cannabis stocks to invest in are testing new lows to begin the year. This is mostly due to delays in Congress passing federal cannabis reform in 2021. Since the pandemic, the cannabis industry has grown significantly and continues to expand quickly into new markets. Many leading US MSOs are positioned to create a larger footprint using M&As to do it quickly. Marijuanastocks.com – MarijuanaStocks In general, this year many new states will open medical and adult-use cannabis markets…

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Vermont Democratic and Progressive lawmakers filed a new bill this week to decriminalize drug possession—a policy they hope will serve as a harm reduction tool that can also help to address racial disparities in enforcement. Reps. Logan Nicoll (D) and Selene Colburn (P) introduced the legislation, which would make possession and distribution of low levels of currently illicit drugs punishable by a $50 fine, without the threat of jail time. People could have the fee waived by completing a health screening that would be facilitated through a new treatment referral system. The bill would amend state statute on drug possession…

NEW HAVEN (AP) — Five students at a Connecticut magnet school were taken to the hospital as a precaution Friday after eating chocolate containing the main psychoactive ingredient in marijuana and becoming ill, officials said. A 13-year-old student at the Bishop Woods School in New Haven gave the edibles to four other students, ages 12 and 13, acting Police Chief Renee Dominguez said. Some of the students vomited and some became lethargic, but all were conscious and alert when taken to the hospital, Mayor Justin Elicker said at a news conference. All are expected to fully recover.It was not immediately…

Jan 15, 2022, 3:14amUpdated 4d ago By: News 12 Staff For a second day in a row, young students in Connecticut were sent to the hospital after eating candy believed to have been laced with THC – the active ingredient in marijuana. New Haven officials say a total of five seventh grade students have become ill. All five students are expected to be OK. In Hartford, two students are home after being hospitalized in a similar incident, but one 13-year-old remains in critical condition after reportedly ingesting fentanyl.