Tuesday, July 16, 2019 Headlines | Marijuana Today Daily News

Marijuana Today Daily Headlines
Tuesday, July 16, 2019 | Curated by host Shea Gunther

// Marijuana Legalization Could Be On The Horizon For British Virgin Islands (Marijuana Moment)

// Utah delays awarding medicinal marijuana cultivation licenses (Marijuana Business Daily)

// Cannabis company regulatory breach expected to damage legal pot market (Boston Globe)

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// Maine’s tourist attractions include lobster, quaint towns, blueberries, and now, for some, weed (Philadelphia Inquirer)

// 2-year renewals for Hawaii medical cannabis patients to begin soon (Honolulu Star Advertiser)

// Organigram Sales Drop By $2 Million (New Cannabis Ventures)

// Kamala Harris Evolved Slowly on Legalization, but She’s All About It Now (Leafly)

// New Hampshire: Governor Signs Marijuana Annulment Measure (NORML Blog)

// UK legalizing cannabis supported by near-majority of voters (Boston Globe)

// Legalizing Marijuana Leads To Fewer Illegal Grow Sites In National Forests, Study Finds (Marijuana Moment)

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