Month: September 2016 (Page 14)

Seacoastonline.comMaine voters may legalize marijuanaSeacoastonline.comBilled as the Campaign to Regulate Marijuana like Alcohol, the initiative would permit adults 21 years old and older to possess, consume and transport up to 2.5 ounces of harvested cannabis. It would also allow the commercial cultivation and retail …and more » Read More: Maine votersContinue Reading

Mail TribuneMarijuana farms could join pear orchards and vineyards as Rogue …Mail TribuneOn a former cattle ranch along the Rogue River, a massive commercial marijuana-growing operation may be a harbinger of things to come in the Rogue Valley.and more » Read More: Marijuana farms could join pear orchards and vineyards asContinue Reading

Mail TribuneMarijuana farms could join pear orchards and vineyards as Rogue Valley mainstaysMail TribuneNext to a working alfalfa field, 1,100 cannabis plants are flowering in rows extending hundreds of feet and representing more than a ton of dried flowers with a potential value of more than $2 million. "This isContinue Reading

Marijuana grow operation discovered in Hopkins County – WBKOWBKOThe Hopkins County Sheriff's Office discovered a marijuana grow operation on Friday.and more » Read More: Marijuana grow operation discovered in Hopkins County – WBKO – WBKOContinue Reading

Marijuana grow operation discovered in Hopkins CountyWBKO(WBKO) — The Hopkins County Sheriff's Office discovered a marijuana grow operation on Friday. Narcotics Detectives from the Hopkins County Sheriff's Office and Madisonville Police Department had a search warrant for a house at 982 Antioch Church Road. Read More: Marijuana grow operation discoveredContinue Reading

Raw Story9 states debating legal weedRaw StoryIf the majority of residents vote “yes” for Issue 6, then medical marijuana will be legal and a dispensary and cultivation license fees will receive a cap. Patient card fees would not have a limit. A Medical Marijuana Commission would also be …and more »Continue Reading

The William Noyes Webster Foundation permitted to construct marijuana growing facilityWicked Local PlymouthPLYMOUTH – It took a while, but The William Noyes Webster Foundation has its building permit in hand to construct the town's first medical marijuana growing facility at 30 Industrial Park Road. “The state has already given usContinue Reading

The William Noyes Webster Foundation permitted to construct …Wicked LocalIt took a while, but The William Noyes Webster Foundation has its building permit in hand to construct the town's first medical marijuana growing facility at 30 …and more » Read More: The William Noyes Webster Foundation permitted to construct … – WickedContinue Reading

The William Noyes Webster Foundation permitted to construct marijuana growing facilityWicked LocalPLYMOUTH – It took a while, but The William Noyes Webster Foundation has its building permit in hand to construct the town's first medical marijuana growing facility at 30 Industrial Park Road. “The state has already given us architecturalContinue Reading

Tech InsiderThe legal marijuana industry could explode by 2020Tech Insider"The cannabis industry is one of the fasting growing sectors in the economy and continues to astonish those in and out of the space," Giadha DeCarcer, founder and CEO of New Frontier, tells Arcview. Poll data shows support for legalization inContinue Reading