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Maricopa community colleges get $17.1M from cannabis tax in first year of legality
The First Church of Cannabis has been recognised as a church and charitable organisation in Indiana, despite the drug still being illegal in the state.
Walk-in medical marijuana certification clinics now operating in Maine
BANGOR, Maine — A health care company that operates walk-in clinics in five states that specialize in qualifying people to use medical marijuana recently expanded into Maine, with locations in Bangor, Augusta, Biddeford, and a fourth planned for Auburn.
Maryland House bills call for referendum and reform of cannabis legalization
NORTHAMPTON — The response to Dick Evans at the State House was not warm.
Paige Lavender ~ Huffington Post ~
Reggae superstar Bob Marley passed away 34 years ago today - May 11th, 1981 at the age of 36.
Joel Landau ~ New York Daily News ~
The parents of a 16-year-old girl who was prescribed medical marijuana for her seizures has filed a lawsuit for her to allowed to take her medication in school.
Jeremiah Vandermeer ~ Cannabis Culture ~
The original worldwide marijuana protest is back this Saturday, May 2. Share the Global Marijuana March Posters from cities around the world.
Recreational cannabis is on the ballot in November. Critics are urging Voters to read the Fine Print
The Columbian ~
Antiquated federal law on pot hampers states
Jonathan Oosting ~ Michigan Live ~
LANSING, MI -- An activist-led group seeking to put a marijuana legalization proposal on Michigan's 2016 ballot wants to tax retail sales at 10 percent and allow residents to grow up to 12 plants at home.
Stan White, Dillon, Colo. ~
A responce from Colorado to Oklahoma - News OK
Ricardo Baca ~ The Cannabist ~
In an exclusive interview, Colorado state Rep. Jonathan Singer, D-Longmont, told The Cannabist that he sees a day where the state is open to “cannabis clubs similar to bars.”
Sarah Pulliam Bailey ~ Washington Post ~
The First Church of Cannabis Inc. has been approved by Indiana's secretary of state after the state's religious freedom legislation became law last week.
