Legal weed in the state is expected to grow to $7 billion, but banks won’t deal with the funds.
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Medical marijuana growing operation negotiating in Athol
Venture could lead to hundreds of jobs.
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Who’s expecting?
Men seeking medical pot bombard gynecologist’s office.
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Opinion: Veterans tell of medical marijuana use in defiance of backward federal policy
WASHINGTON – Joshua James Frey is clear: “Without medical marijuana I would be dead.” This Marine Corps veteran is a two-time Purple Heart awardee. He is among the former warfighters, led by the American Legion, who are on the frontlines of the fight for a sensible, federal medical marijuana policy. They are pushing a reluctant […]
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FDA clamps down on pot claims
The federal agency issued warning letters to companies claiming that certain pot products cure cancer.
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California grapples with pricing pot to generate taxes, and still beat the black market
Some products available now could see prices spike by 70 percent.
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South Portland council approves rules for marijuana businesses
The ordinances take effect in 20 days, but city officials will be limited by lack of licensing authorization from the State House.
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South Portland council to vote on rules for marijuana shops
If approved, the proposed zoning and licensing amendments would make the city among the first Maine municipalities to welcome pot businesses.
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LePage just says no to bill that would launch Maine’s marijuana market
In his veto letter Friday, the governor said the bill conflicts with federal law, among other concerns.
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Cannabis offers intriguing tourism possibilities for Maine
But pot-themed dinners and weekend retreats, hotel marijuana clubs and more may be a long way off because of political and legal uncertainties.