Greenwich stabbing suspect violated house arrest to ‘smoke marijuana,’ prosecutor said – Greenwich Time
STAMFORD — A New York man facing felony assault charges for a 2020 stabbing had his bond hiked by $250,000 after he violated his house arrest to “smoke marijuana,” a state prosecutor said. Alan Lagunes, 19, was taken into custody by Stamford Superior Court marshals Wednesday afternoon following a negative report filed by his probation officer. Assistant State’s Attorney Daniel Cummings said the officer reported that Lagunes, who faces a first-degree assault charge stemming from a April 2020 stabbing in Greenwich, told him “without hesitation” that he had violated court-ordered house arrest earlier this year in order to “go on…
Read More »Cannabis and Ukraine: What Russia’s Invasion Means
The long-feared storm has broken, following Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. For longtime observers of this part of the world, there’s a certain inexorable logic to this grim moment. For at least a generation, relations between the two countries have been characterized by Russian fears that its smaller neighbor was getting too open, too democratic and too Westernized. This extends to space for alternative culture and cannabis use, as well. Even in Soviet times, the “seed beneath the snow” represented by underground hippie networks was especially strong in Ukraine. The process of cultural loosening that began with the Soviet…
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Senate hopeful Gary Chambers vows to hold President Biden to his federal legalization promise
Gary Chambers vows to hold President Biden to legalization promises Link copied to your clipboard Leafly Leafly ® Loading… Where are you from? noyes Remember me for 30 days. I confirm that this is not a shared device. Darn! You’re not old enough to use Leafly. Redirecting you to By accessing this site, you accept the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. The Louisiana native wants to push cannabis to the forefront of America’s political landscape In January, US Senate hopeful Gary Chambers Jr. caught the eyes and ears of the nation by boldly smoking a blunt in his debut…
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Police: Somers man caught with 20 pounds of marijuana, plus amphetamines, cocaine and oxycodone – News 12 Connecticut
Mar 03, 2022, 5:33pmUpdated 7h ago By: News 12 Staff A Somers resident faces a slew of drug and weapons charges, including nine for alleged criminal possession. Police Vincenzo Fidanza, 40, was in possession of more than 20 pounds of marijuana and other drugs – including amphetamines, cocaine and oxycodone. Fidanza is being held without bail. He’s due back in court on March 7.
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GOP Congresswoman Says Her Marijuana Legalization Bill Will Get A Hearing In Democratic-Controlled Congress – Marijuana Moment
With at least five competing cannabis legalization bills in play this session in Maryland, the state’s Senate president weighed in on Friday about how he’d like to see lawmakers proceed during the remaining weeks of the legislative session. The House of Delegates passed legislation last week that would ask voters whether to legalize cannabis for adults in the state, as well as a separate bill that lays out related criminal justice reforms. On the Senate side, two competing proposals have been introduced and are pending in committee: One that would legalize cannabis directly later this year as well as another…
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Towns Weigh Bans on Shops Selling Marijuana, But Law Allows Delivery Door-to-door – CT Examiner
STAMFORD – Some Connecticut towns flatly oppose marijuana shops within their borders and banned them from the get-go. Other towns struggle with the decision left to them by last year’s law legalizing marijuana for recreational use. Around the state, zoning officials are reworking regulations to figure out how to keep marijuana shops from attracting traffic, crime, adolescents and others susceptible to drug abuse, even as administrators weigh the revenue prospects of a 3 percent tax on sales. But the strong stances and rule rewrites may be moot. That’s because the law comes with a twist – though towns can block…
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How to order weed delivery online with Leafly Canada
How to order weed delivery online with Leafly Canada | Leafly Link copied to your clipboard Leafly Leafly ® Loading… Where are you from? Which part of Canada? Darn! You’re not old enough to use Leafly. Sorry, Leafly isn’t available in your location yet. Redirecting you to By accessing this site, you accept the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Jump to a section Cannabis in Canada is legal throughout the entire country and, in most provinces, available for delivery from a licensed retailer straight to your door. This means you don’t need a medical cannabis authorization—often referred to as…
Read More »This Is Why You Shouldn’t Feed Cannabis to a Donkey
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Donkeys shouldn’t do dabs, according to a new study. Why are scientists studying the effect of weed on donkeys? Call it an unhappy accident. After two donkeys in Kanasa were fed cannabis buds, they became depressed and lethargic. Local veterinarians suspected the donkeys were victims of a suspected case of marijuana toxicosis. They studied plasma samples from the animals during the time they were high— a period that lasted for more than a day — found the animals suffered from a variety of symptoms, including problems with coordination and a rapid heartbeat. The bottom…
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