Marijuana Today Daily Headlines
Tuesday, January 26, 2021 | Curated by host Shea Gunther

// Boycott spurs Massachusetts cannabis trade group to withdraw delivery suit (Marijuana Business Daily)

// Virginia Marijuana Legalization Bill Approved By Senate Committee With Home Cultivation Provisions Intact (Marijuana Moment)

// Arizona Begins Recreational Marijuana Sales Just Weeks After Voters Approve Legalization (Marijuana Moment)

These headlines are brought to you by the upcoming Homegrown Weed Summit, the first and only online event dedicated to teaching you how to grow elite cannabis from seed to harvest right in your home. The Homegrown Weed Summit is coming up on February 15 and will feature four days of online events with noted cannabis pros like Tommy Chong, Danny Danko, and Ed Rosenthal. You can learn more about the Homegrown Weed Summit and get your free ticket now over at HomeGrownWeedSummit.com!

// Harvest closes $34.6M Florida sale-leaseback deal with marijuana REIT (Marijuana Business Daily)

// New Psychedelics Reform Group Sets Sights On Congress As Movement Builds (Marijuana Moment)

// Washington Lawmakers Approve Marijuana Homegrow Bill In Committee (Marijuana Moment)

// Premium flower demand drives Colorado wholesale marijuana prices to nearly five-year highs (Marijuana Business Daily)

// Marijuana Legalization Could Create $43 Million In Annual Tax Revenue Delaware State Auditor Reports (Marijuana Moment)

// Anti-Marijuana Lawmaker Files Legalization Bill In North Dakota To Avoid Activist Ballot Measure (Marijuana Moment)

// New Mexico Governor And Senate Leader Say Marijuana Legalization Can Pass This Year (Marijuana Moment)

Check out our other projects: • Marijuana Today— Our flagship title, a weekly podcast examining the world of marijuana business and activism with some of the smartest people in the industry and movement. • Marijuana Media Connect— A service that connects industry insiders in the legal marijuana industry with journalists, bloggers, and writers in need of expert sources for their stories.

Love these headlines? Love our podcast? Support our work with a financial contribution and become a patron.

Photo: Elsa Olofsson/Flickr

Marijuana Today Daily Headlines
Friday, January 22, 2021 | Curated by host Shea Gunther

// Cuomo’s New York Marijuana Legalization Plan Draws Mixed Reviews From Advocates (Marijuana Moment)

// Massachusetts cannabis retailers sue state over delivery regulations (Marijuana Business Daily)

// Aurora Cannabis Raises $125 Million at $10.45 (New Cannabis Ventures)

These headlines are brought to you by Atlantic Farms, a Maine-based multistate cannabis business with operations in Maine and Massachusetts. Atlantic Farms is looking for people to help it grow and evolve as investors. Open up TheAtlanticFarms.com for more on the company and email info@theatlanticfarms.com to learn about investment opportunities.

// Cannabis MSO Verano announces $100M subscription receipt financing (Marijuana Business Daily)

// Harborside Upsizes Offering To $27 Million (Green Market Report)

// Canada’s ‘croptober’ surge pushes cannabis inventory over 1 million kilograms (Marijuana Business Daily)

// Valens Company Unloads Oil Inventory At Discount Prices Stock Plunges (Green Market Report)

// Illinois Awards $31.5 Million In Marijuana-Funded Grants To Repair Communities Harmed By Drug War (Marijuana Moment)

// Washington State Marijuana Homegrow Bill Draws Smooth Reception At Initial Hearing (Marijuana Moment)

// Some Cannabis Growers Are Still Counting Cost of Wildfires but Most Say the Industry Dodged a Bullet (Green Entrerpreneur)

Check out our other projects: • Marijuana Today— Our flagship title, a weekly podcast examining the world of marijuana business and activism with some of the smartest people in the industry and movement. • Marijuana Media Connect— A service that connects industry insiders in the legal marijuana industry with journalists, bloggers, and writers in need of expert sources for their stories.

Love these headlines? Love our podcast? Support our work with a financial contribution and become a patron.

Photo: Third Way Think Tank/Flickr