While technological advancements offer both pluses and minuses for today’s data hungry consumers, if you happen to be a medical marijuana patient in Michigan, this latest app will save you the grief of showing up at your local collective – minus the cash you need to complete your purchase… or the documentation necessary. Frank… Read more »
“The world changed 10 weeks ago,” said ArcView chief executive Troy Dayton, referring to when Colorado and Washington voters approved legal marijuana for adults As Wall Street vacillates back-and-forth and the next wave of financial opportunity is hunted down like a rabid dog; Weed, marijuana…’The Devils lettuce’ is starting to look like a good… Read more »
Terrie Best Support for an End to Civil Litigation Against San Diego Medical Marijuana Dispensary Operators A few days back San Diego Mayor, Bob Filner, indicated he wished to end the civic litigation filed against 12 marijuana collectives, there operators… and the property owners – the lawsuits sought to compel compliance with the City’s marijuana… Read more »
Remember back in 2010 when the Sacramento city Council stiffened the medical marijuana regulations by amending Ordinance No. 2010-038, which clearly outlined that… ”No medical marijuana collective shall be established or located within 600 feet, measured from the nearest property lines of each of the affected parcels, of any park, school (public or private K-12),… Read more »
…but what is the true likelihood of HB 1 passing? One of the primary concerns for a tiny little town in Illinois – is where exactly should medical marijuana collectives, and their related grow operations be allowed? At least thats the primary concern for the quaint and quiet village of Lemont? This question is… Read more »
Notes from the ‘human trade’ trail…cocaine stuffed backpacks, trafficking of human flesh and the occasional drug cartel shootout – all less vexing than patient to patient pot sales? While it shouldn’t be shocking, coming from the obvious right-wing state of Arizona… a seedy little sinkhole of humanity, that prefers drunkards to stoners. Most… Read more »
by Kelley L. Allen A niche market for insuring the production of medical marijuana seems to have sprouted… As the growing numbers of states that allow medicinal cannabis use have cultivated a strong following since the beginning of 2006, the reluctant and slow to follow health insurance companies still refuse to cover the medicinal… Read more »
Since being formed in 2006, Harborside medical marijuana collective has grown to be the largest in the nation, serving more than 115,000 patients within the Oakland medical marijuana community. Richard Scott Silva has suffered from lower back pain since he was in a motorcycle accident six years ago. He says the most effective treatment… Read more »
The destitute city of Riverside will resume its misguided efforts to run all medical marijuana collectives out of town. Riverside – a place where few laugh, as the looming fiscal abyss of a nearly $45.8 million revenue gap threatens to cripple their city. Despite the obvious need for new revenue sources, in addition to lowering… Read more »
This Glendale Arizona approval for a marijuana dispensary represents a quantum leap forward for Arizona as this represents the first license issued in the State. Good things come to those who work hard… and wait. This just in from Arizona. Arizona’s health services department director just returned from a field inspection for a… Read more »