Marijuana grow near Rainier schools approved by planning commission – St. Helens Chronicle

On: July 12, 2016

St. Helens ChronicleMarijuana grow near Rainier schools approved by planning commissionSt. Helens ChronicleDuring the public comment portion of the hearing, Rainier School District Superintendent Michael Carter spoke out against the grow site. Carter was joined by a number of church representatives and concerned citizens. Among the concerns voiced were …

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