Borough Zoning Rules On Cannabis Establishments, ‘Granny Pods’ – The Newtown Bee
The Borough of Newtown Zoning Commission (Borough Zoning) conducted public hearings on cannabis-related changes to the regulations and “granny pod” apartment structures during its meeting at the Edmond Town Hall on September 8. There were no members of the public present at the meeting. The first application of the evening was for text amendments to the Borough Zoning Regulations to add the definition of “cannabis,” add the definition of “cannabis establishment,” and to make cannabis establishments a prohibited use. Borough Zoning Chair Doug Nelson began by saying, “‘Cannabis’ shall mean marijuana as defined in section 21a-240 of the Connecticut General…
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Terpenes or THC? Retailers share the secret to buying the best bud
Terpenes or THC? Retailers share the secret to buying the best bud – Leafly 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. Buyers are getting savvy about what makes good weed. Canadian cannabis consumers are moving away from high THC strains and asking educated questions to get the best product, every time. While high THC potency still dominates demand, patrons are choosing their weed…
Read More »NE medical cannabis ballot campaign begins (Newsletter: October 4, 2021) – Marijuana Moment
VA elections could determine marijuana law’s fate; New federal hemp bill coming; Santa Cruz removes peyote from psychedelics decrim Subscribe to receive Marijuana Moment’s newsletter in your inbox every weekday morning. It’s the best way to make sure you know which cannabis stories are shaping the day. Your support makes Marijuana Moment possible… BREAKING: Journalism is often consumed for free, but costs money to produce! While this newsletter is proudly sent without cost to you, our ability to send it each day depends on the financial support of readers who can afford to give it. So if you’ve got a few…
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CT entrepreneur to launch cannabis e-commerce site – Hartford Business Journal
Amid increasing legalization of recreational marijuana in states like Connecticut, New Canaan-based entrepreneur Harry DeMott this month will expand his cannabis brand information website into a sort of Amazon-of-weed e-commerce site. “Proper,” the brand name for aproperhigh.com, will initially launch the pot e-commerce service in at least eight states that have legalized recreational marijuana use, including Massachusetts, DeMott said. By the end of the year, his goal is to have it operating in every state that currently allows for adult-use cannabis sales. He eventually plans to launch it in Connecticut once the marketplace is up and running here, most likely…
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CT entrepreneur to launch cannabis e-commerce site – Hartford Business
Amid increasing legalization of recreational marijuana in states like Connecticut, New Canaan-based entrepreneur Harry DeMott this month will expand his cannabis brand information website into a sort of Amazon-of-weed e-commerce site. “Proper,” the brand name for aproperhigh.com, will initially launch the pot e-commerce service in at least eight states that have legalized recreational marijuana use, including Massachusetts, DeMott said. By the end of the year, his goal is to have it operating in every state that currently allows for adult-use cannabis sales. He eventually plans to launch it in Connecticut once the marketplace is up and running here, most likely…
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Stonington voters to decide Tuesday on controversial tax break, marijuana sales – theday.com
Stonington — Residents will go to the polls Tuesday to decide whether the town should grant a controversial tax abatement to the developers of the Campbell Grain site in downtown Pawcatuck and whether it should prohibit the retail sale and growing of recreational marijuana. Because of legal requirements, the wording of both questions could be confusing for some voters. The wording of Question 1 about the Campbell Grain tax break reads “Shall the vote at the Town Meeting of August 9, 2021 to approve a Resolution to enter into a Property Tax Assessment Agreement with Coggsell Redevelopment LLC be overturned?” The question had to worded this way because the residents who signed the petition to force the referendum vote on…
Read More »Cannabis Now Sweets Roundup: 6 Special Brownies
In the cannabis industry’s plight to be more mature, more refined and more sophisticated in hope of mainstream acceptance (which is a good thing), some of the culture’s traditions have been thrown to the wayside for seemingly greener pastures. There’s nothing wrong with growing up and leaving some things behind — like the dated misconception that all smokers are lazy, dumb stoners with no future — but there’s also no shame in staying true to things that have stood the test of time (and criticism) to remain relevant, reliable and really good. Like special brownies. The classic brownie recipe is…
Read More »10 Ways to Improve Your Indoor Cannabis Grow’s Sustainability
It’s hard to believe that growing a plant can be detrimental to the environment. The issue isn’t the weed itself, but the methods and equipment we use to recreate Mother Nature. Outdoors, the sun and rain are free. Indoors, the sun needs to be replicated, and water needs to be transported. You can probably see where I’m going with this. The problem faced by many indoor growers is reducing their carbon footprint. The question is, “Can it be done?” Can we grow indoors in a more sustainable, regenerative way? Can our green be greener? If you’re ready to make some changes—if…
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