Maine Residents Face Insurance Woes Due to 'Marijuana Exclusion' Clauses
Maine Residents Face Insurance Woes Due to ‘Marijuana Exclusion’ Clauses Image Cannabis News May 14, 2024 ‘Marijuana exclusion’ found in fine print of Mainers’ insurance policies. If you’re a homeowner or renter in Maine and use marijuana, you might want to check your insurance policy. The CBS13 I-Team finds youContinue Reading
Council to lift ban on Medical Marijuana dispensaries
Council to lift ban on Medical Marijuana dispensaries Image Cannabis News May 14, 2024 Councilman Bill Marshall speaks of lifting a ban on medical marijuana dispensaries. Van Wert City Council did an abrupt about-face on medical marijuana Monday night. After a plea from Fourth Ward Councilman Bill Marshall, council membersContinue Reading
Hunterdon town rejects medical Cannabis cultivation facility
Hunterdon town rejects medical Cannabis cultivation facility Image Cannabis News May 14, 2024 Township Zoning Board Rejects Medical Cannabis Facility Plan, Legal Battle Continues. A plan to open a medical cannabis cultivation facility on Anthony Road has been rejected by the township Zoning Board of Adjustment, but the controversy remainsContinue Reading
Date hinted for when Ohio recreational Marijuana sales could begin
Date hinted for when Ohio recreational Marijuana sales could begin Image Cannabis News May 14, 2024 Ohio Moves Closer to Adult-Use Marijuana Sales with New Rules Approval. Ohioans may be able to buy adult-use recreational marijuana sooner than expected, thanks to new rules approved and adopted on Monday by theContinue Reading
With Limited Access To Capital, Social Equity Marijuana Businesses In Massachusetts Say They’ve Been Sold ‘Bag Of Dreams’
“It’s not real. It’s not happening. They’re liars. They don’t care.” By Bhaamati Borkhetaria, CommonWealth Beacon Even before cannabis was legalized in Massachusetts, Kijana Rose knew cannabis could make yoga a better time. Rose, 34, has been teaching ganja yoga for seven years and has been selling cannabis edibles forContinue Reading
Psychedelic Mushrooms Won’t Make You Believe In God, But They Might Make You Think Robots Are Conscious, Study Finds
A new study by Johns Hopkins University researchers on the effects of psychedelics suggests that—contrary to some earlier evidence—a single psilocybin experience isn’t likely to make an atheist believe in God or dispel someone’s sense of free will. It may, however, inspire the belief that animals, plants or even objectsContinue Reading
Ohio cannabis sales set to launch early (Newsletter: May 14, 2024)
VA & DEA psychedelics developments; NH Senate president on legalization; MN marijuana expungements 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. (function() { window.mc4wp = window.mc4wp || { listeners: [], forms:Continue Reading
Indiana Lawmakers Weigh Restrictions On Hemp-Derived Delta-8 THC Products
“It shouldn’t be the policy of the government to allow people to alter their minds.” By Leslie Bonilla Muñiz, Indiana Capital Chronicle In the nearly six years since a federal law appeared to open the doors to delta-8, the marijuana-like drug has grown into a billion-dollar Hoosier industry. But it’sContinue Reading
Ohio Lawmakers Approve Rules Allowing Adult-Use Marijuana Sales To Start Next Month
An Ohio legislative panel has approved a regulatory framework for the state’s marijuana market that pushes up the implementation timeline, creating a licensing scheme that could allow adult-use sales to launch next month in current medical cannabis dispensaries. The legislature’s Joint Committee On Agency Rule Review (JCARR) gave final approvalContinue Reading
More Than 57,000 Marijuana Records Have Been Automatically Expunged Under Minnesota’s Legalization Law, Officials Announce
Minnesota officials have expunged more than 57,000 records for marijuana convictions under the state’s legalization law, the Department of Public Safety Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) announced on Monday. The automatic record sealing process that the law requires was completed three months ahead of schedule. Of the cases that wereContinue Reading