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The big debate on marijuana, for both medical and non-medical use, is heating up all around the nation – perhaps nowhere more so than here in the San Francisco Bay Area.  I know how I feel, but I am interested to see how others from all corners of the nation – or [...]

If you’re a veteran from any era and have some time to answer questions about your experiences, your input could be a huge help.
A survey from Dr. Mitch Earleywine, a member of the NORML Advisory Board, addresses cannabis, military experiences, and a whole lot more. Responses are completely anonymous and there’s a chance to win [...]

I don’t know what it is with Maui legislators and marijuana, but in the past, it was state Rep.  Joe Bertram III who tried to have the state all but roll joints for the pot smokers, and this year it’s state Sen.  J.  Kalani English.
English wants the state to go beyond legalizing marijuana for medical [...]

Providence, R.I. — A retired police officer and the proprietor of an organic eatery make an odd couple when it comes to trying to overturn marijuana laws in this tiny state, but Jack Cole and Josh Miller are giving it their best shot.
Mr. Cole, 71 years old, is a veteran of decades with the New [...]

The Bill to Be Introduced, Making Maryland 15th State to Allow It, Might Be the Most Stringent in the Nation
Even as a proposal to legalize medical marijuana emerges in Maryland, a backlash over the burgeoning industry has developed in other states – – and is likely to influence legislation here.
Last week, the [...]

In 2010, the year he would have celebrated his 65th birthday (February 6th), Bob Marley continues to inspire and influence people around the world. One of the most charismatic and challenging performers of our time–a musical, political and even spiritual figure of mystical proportions, both poet and prophet, hero and rebel–Marley remains reggae’s greatest [...]

Michigan — It’s not unheard of for a voter-ordered change in state law to require additional work by the Legislature. Constitutional amendments and initiatives do leave strings dangling, details missed.
But the move afoot at the Capitol now to tinker with the state’s new medical marijuana regime has a different feel to it. This seems more [...]