GOP Lawmakers File Bills To Streamline Research Into Marijuana, Psychedelics And Other Schedule I Drugs – Marijuana Moment
The St. Louis lawmaker behind a recently enacted marijuana decriminalization bill says he’s aware that there’s growing talk about pushing broader reform by loosening laws around psychedelics and other drugs—but he’s concerned that the federal government may intervene if the city pushes the envelope too far. Alderman Bret Narayan (D)—whose cannabis legislation to end the local criminalization of adults over cannabis possession and cultivation was signed into law by Mayor Tishaura Jones (D) last week—took a question about psychedelics policy from Marijuana Moment during an interview on St. Louis Public Radio on Monday. Asked whether he’d consider sponsoring a proposal…
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Epik Diner & Bake Shop co-owner Daniela Kavourakis shows off a Cotton Candy Shake she built at the diner on Whalley Avenue in New Haven Dec. 2, 2021. The shake consists of blue, pink and pearl chocolates on the outside of the glass and inside is a strawberry milkshake with whipped cream, cotton candy, rock candy and a rainbow lollipop. Arnold Gold / Hearst Connecticut Media The Kavourakis family “will bring you to Flavortown” at Epik Diner, lending decades of industry experience to their new restaurant and bake shop on Whalley Avenue. (Potato-crusted salmon, a signature entree by family patriarch…
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St. Louis Lawmaker Worries DEA Might Intervene If Local Psychedelics Reform Is Enacted – Marijuana Moment
The St. Louis lawmaker behind a recently enacted marijuana decriminalization bill says he’s aware that there’s growing talk about pushing broader reform by loosening laws around psychedelics and other drugs—but he’s concerned that the federal government may intervene if the city pushes the envelope too far. Alderman Bret Narayan (D)—whose cannabis legislation to end the local criminalization of adults over cannabis possession and cultivation was signed into law by Mayor Tishaura Jones (D) last week—took a question about psychedelics policy from Marijuana Moment during an interview on St. Louis Public Radio on Monday. Asked whether he’d consider sponsoring a proposal…
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Medical marijuana nonprofit evolves as new CEO steps in – The Columbus Dispatch
A nonprofit that supports Ohio’s medical marijuana industry is undergoing changes after its CEO stepped down at the beginning of December to make way new leadership. Ally Reaves, a longtime member of the medicinal cannabis industry and the founder of another regional nonprofit, took the reins of the Pickerington-based Cannabis Can from Bridget Williams, who left the position on Dec. 1. Reaves is the founder and president of the nonprofit Midwest CannaWomen, which seeks to elevate women in the medical marijuana industry. She helped found Cannabis Can but had to step away from the group when she took a job with Green Thumb…
Read More »Better Growth Stock: Curaleaf vs. GrowGeneration – Motley Fool
The U.S. cannabis industry is getting hotter as state legalization ramps up. Next year could see more states legalizing either medical or recreational cannabis, and with that opportunities will arise for the domestic players. Investors have quite a lot of good stocks to choose from, be it cannabis growers or companies related to the sector. Among these, Massachusetts-based Curaleaf Holdings (OTC:CURLF) is outshining its peers. Even though it is not profitable it has reported positive earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) for the last few quarters, and also brought in $1.1 billion in revenue over the trailing 12 months. Peers…
Read More »Malta Becomes First European Country to Legalize Cannabis
Malta’s parliament on Dec. 14 voted 36-to-27 to approve a measure legalizing possession, cultivation and regulated sale of cannabis. Malta has been a European Union in 2004, which puts this deeply conservative archipelago ahead of continental leaders like the Netherlands as the first in the EU to legalize. The law allows people to hold up to seven grams on their person, and to grow up to four plants and keep up to 50 grams of dried cannabis at home. It also establishes a framework for regulated sales, and for expungement of past convictions. “It’s groundbreaking,” Equality Minister Owen Bonnici, who…
Read More »Cypress Hill’s new album breaks down the highs and lows of the legal weed game
Cypress Hill’s new album breaks down the highs and lows of the legal weed game – Leafly 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. Founding member Sen Dog explains why ‘Free Ya Mind’ calls for an instant end to prohibition Since their self-titled debut dropped in 1991, Cypress Hill has waived the stoner flag as…
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Ohio Marijuana Activists Submit Signatures To Force Legislature To Consider Legalization – Marijuana Moment
The St. Louis lawmaker behind a recently enacted marijuana decriminalization bill says he’s aware that there’s growing talk about pushing broader reform by loosening laws around psychedelics and other drugs—but he’s concerned that the federal government may intervene if the city pushes the envelope too far. Alderman Bret Narayan (D)—whose cannabis legislation to end the local criminalization of adults over cannabis possession and cultivation was signed into law by Mayor Tishaura Jones (D) last week—took a question about psychedelics policy from Marijuana Moment during an interview on St. Louis Public Radio on Monday. Asked whether he’d consider sponsoring a proposal…
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