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The United States opened its doors to the first ever Marijuana café on Friday. The café is based in Portland, Oregon. After posing the test of the Obama administration to have a more relax policy on the usage of medical...
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Rejecting the advice of the city attorney, two Los Angeles City Council committees voted today to scrap a proposed provision that would have banned the sale of medical marijuana. The controversial measure, first proposed a year and a half ago, delayed...
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Recently, inquiries about getting licenses for dispensaries have been averaging about 10 a week, Atteberry said. City zoning regulations do not address where dispensaries may be located. Some licensed dispensaries have popped up in single-family residential...
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It also clarifies that edible marijuana products will be allowed. The Los Angeles city attorney's office on Friday submitted a new draft medical marijuana ordinance that could resolve some contentious issues but adds new complications, such as raising...
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Members pay $25 per month to use the 100-person capacity cafe. They don't buy marijuana, but get it free over the counter from "budtenders". Open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., it serves food but has no liquor license. There are about 21,000 patients registered...
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Fry's, Safeway prepping for possible strike In less than a week, unionized workers at two Arizona grocery store chains may be walking a picket line instead of stocking shelves and cutting meat. Fry's Food Stores has begun advertising for thousands of...
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Steve King and his son, Chris, are instead smoldering over what they say are ongoing roadblocks from county officials in opening a site for a cooperative. Because the county doesn't have specified zoning for cooperatives — medicinal marijuana or otherwise...
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The American Medical Assn. on Tuesday urged the federal government to reconsider its classification of marijuana as a dangerous drug with no accepted medical use, a significant shift that puts the prestigious group behind calls for more research. The...
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In his ruling, Chief Denver District Court Judge Larry Naves struck down the state board's actions from a meeting earlier this month. At that telephone conference meeting the board repealed the definition of medical-marijuana "caregiver", casting the...
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A small Northern California city has banned medical marijuana growing and dispensing, a move opponents says will bring lawsuits. Red Bluff's city council approved two measures Tuesday night restricting the drug. The panel voted 4-1 to ban collectives...