Month: April 2018 (Page 30)

The drive alone had me giddy. Heading northeast from Southern Oregon, I crossed over the ruggedly beautiful Cascade Mountain Range and descended into the high desert plateau of Central Oregon. The three-hour drive flew by in a mosaic of fall color on a late October day. I was on a missionContinue Reading

Maryland lawmakers agreed to expand the state’s medical marijuana industry, in large part to resolve a conflict over minority representation in the business. Under the terms of a deal passed Monday by both chambers in the state legislature, Maryland regulators will award another 20 business permits – seven for cultivation andContinue Reading

Conservative senators are taking issue with a provision of Canada’s marijuana legalization bill that allows recreational cannabis to be grown in residences, with some calling for the measure to be purged from the pending law. Removing the homegrown-cannabis provision would be a blow to companies gearing up to capitalize on theContinue Reading

There are religious zealots who believe that the end of the world is coming later this summer. Some people believe that these die-hards are in desperate need of an immediate psychological evaluation, while others of the opinion that anyone presently packing a bag for the promised land just needs toContinue Reading

It’s legal to purchase in Dinosaur, CO, but illegal to bring cannabis back to Utah — and the Highway Patrol will be watching. The post Utah Officials Frown on New Border-Town Cannabis Store appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Utah Officials Frown on New Border-Town Cannabis StoreContinue Reading

From history’s oldest cannabis concentrates to today’s high-tech extracts, learn about these innovative concentrate products that have changed the game when it comes to potency, diversity, and medical utility. The post 6 Cannabis Concentrates That Changed the Game appeared first on Leafly. Read More: 6 Cannabis Concentrates ThatContinue Reading

New York-based Citigroup is asking a California marijuana dispensary to get rid of a logo that it asserts looks like the logo of its banking subsidiary Citibank. According to the New York Post, Citigroup made the request after the newspaper asked if the firm was affiliated with Citidank, a dispensary in CathedralContinue Reading