Towns that want to opt out of recreational marijuana sales have until end of year to inform state – News 12 Connecticut
Dec 17, 2021, 2:15amUpdated 15h ago By: News 12 Staff Municipalities that have decided not to sell recreational marijuana have two weeks to formally tell the state. The deadline to submit laws to the state’s Office of Cannabis Management is Dec. 31. Towns that opted out on Long Island include Hempstead, Oyster Bay, Smithtown, Islip, East Hampton and Shelter Island. Towns that have decided they will allow recreational weed include Riverhead, Babylon and Brookhaven. Related Stories Share this story
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Marijuana in Mexico: What it’s like to be a cannabis consumer right now
Marijuana in Mexico: What it’s like to be a cannabis consumer right now – 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. MEXICO CITY – “I’ve got the best job in the world,” says Alejandra* as she rolls joint after joint at a cannabis dispensary in Mexico City. Plumes of smoke fill the air. A…
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Virginia Legislative Joint Commission Recommends Speeding Up Marijuana Sales Launch By A Year – Marijuana Moment
Colorado voters could have the chance next year to vote on legalizing possession and personal cultivation of psychedelics, and creating a system of licensed businesses to produce psilocybin, DMT, ibogaine and mescaline for supervised use at “healing centers.” A national advocacy group recently filed two separate psychedelics reform initiatives for Colorado’s 2022 ballot, both of which are titled the Natural Medicine Healing Act. The first would legalize the possession, cultivation and an array of entheogenic substances, as well as establish a regulatory model for psychedelics therapy. The other is a similar, but somewhat more dialed-back proposal that would initially legalize…
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How to grow some of Leafly’s best cannabis strains of all time with Seed Supreme
How to grow some of Leafly’s best cannabis strains of all time with Seed Supreme – 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. Want to get some hands-on experience with the best strains of bud ever known to refined pot palettes? Sometimes you have to do it yourself. If you haven’t already reviewed Leafly’s…
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Read More »Berlin Public Transit Is Selling Edible, Hemp-Infused Tickets To Help Riders To Relax This Holiday – Marijuana Moment
The fight to end the criminalization of psychedelics and give patients access to natural plants and fungi has achieved success in a growing number of cities and states in recent years, and on Thursday the cause got a boost from prominent people in the entertainment and political fields. Musician Melissa Etheridge and criminal justice reform activist Van Jones spoke at an event hosted by the nonprofit group End Well, which focused on how certain psychedelics can help ease in end-of-life anxiety and other mental health conditions. Both Etheridge and Jones spoke about the need to break with the status quo…
Read More »Looking Back at the Biggest Developments in Cannabis in 2021, and What To Watch for in 2022 | New York Law Journal – Law.com
While cannabis remains illegal at the federal level, 2021 was a historic year for the industry. As the year draws to a close, we look back at some of the biggest developments, and look forward to things to watch in 2022. In 2021 the Cannabis Industry Is Bigger Than Ever. By some estimates, the size of the state-legal cannabis industry (which includes both marijuana and hemp derived products) will reach $20 billion in 2021. When measuring its broader impact of multiplier effects, including its economic impact on things like tax revenues, commercial real estate demand, and the needs of industry…
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Congressional Memo Touts Marijuana Momentum In 2021 And Lays Out 2022 Reform Priorities – Marijuana Moment
Colorado voters could have the chance next year to vote on legalizing possession and personal cultivation of psychedelics, and creating a system of licensed businesses to produce psilocybin, DMT, ibogaine and mescaline for supervised use at “healing centers.” A national advocacy group recently filed two separate psychedelics reform initiatives for Colorado’s 2022 ballot, both of which are titled the Natural Medicine Healing Act. The first would legalize the possession, cultivation and an array of entheogenic substances, as well as establish a regulatory model for psychedelics therapy. The other is a similar, but somewhat more dialed-back proposal that would initially legalize…
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