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Several Colo. cities put medical-marijuana question to votersDenver PostLOVELAND — While several Colorado cities and towns have already banned or restricted medical-marijuana businesses, others will ask voters in …Loveland dispensaries join forcesT…

TopNews United Kingdom (blog)The future of dispensariesPSU Daily VanguardIt is possible that big changes could be in store for medical marijuana patients in Oregon, if a ballot measure to create medical marijuana dispensary …How should employers hand…

USA — An employee recently approached Josh Ward, an executive at a Denver plumbing company, with a question he never thought he’d hear. Her husband, the employee said, is a state-registered medical marijuana patient. Could she buy his m…

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A US newspaper has hired a marijuana critic who is paid to get high and write about his experiences like a restaurant reviewer.
 
The Denver Westword will run a regular column by "William Breathes" as he goes aroun…

From the DNC Rally to support Marijuana legalization on August 22nd, 2008, on the Colorado capital steps in Denver. Features Corry’s pledge to represent any protestor cited by the Denver Police for less than 1 oz. of pot.

From the DNC Rally to support Marijuana legalization, featured speaker Attorney Rob Corrys speech

Petitioners for an initiative making adult marijuana offenses the lowest law enforcement priority on Hawaii’s pot-friendly Big Island failed to gather enough valid signatures to qualify for the November ballot, but it is going there anyway. After reviewing the signature count, the county council voted 5-4 to put the measure on the ballot. Tweet this!