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Wednesday, May 15, 2019 Headlines | Marijuana Today Daily News

Marijuana Today Daily Headlines Wednesday, May 15, 2019 | Curated by host Shea Gunther // Legal marijuana sales market doomed this session (VT Digger) // Social consumption pilot for marijuana ‘would make a lot of sense’ says Gov. Baker (Metrowest Daily News) // Tilray CEO says marijuana companies lied about how much pot they could […]

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2 years ago

May 15, 2019

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A group of brightly colored Adirondack chairs sit overlooking green summer Vermont hills.

Marijuana Today Daily Headlines
Wednesday, May 15, 2019 | Curated by host Shea Gunther

// Legal marijuana sales market doomed this session (VT Digger)

// Social consumption pilot for marijuana ‘would make a lot of sense’ says Gov. Baker (Metrowest Daily News)

// Tilray CEO says marijuana companies lied about how much pot they could grow (Market Watch)

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// Arkansas vendors sell over 13 pounds of medical marijuana (KY3)

// Chart: Denver-area cannabis sales up 10%-27% in advance of ‘bomb cyclone’ storm (Marijuana Business Daily)

// CBD Shops Are Springing Up All Over New York City (Fresh Toast)

// New Washington Law Will Erase Old Cannabis Convictions (Leafly (AP))

// First medical marijuana edibles for sale in Ohio (Cincinnati Enquirer)

// Study finds disproportionate number of black people arrested in D.C. (Washington Post)

// Martha Stewart is set to make her first speaking appearance at a legal cannabis industry event (Green State)

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Arkansas Officials Report Medical Cannabis Sales Top $200 Million

The medical marijuana industry in Arkansas is booming, according to reports.

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2 months ago

December 17, 2020

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The medical marijuana industry in Arkansas is booming, according to reports.

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Women-Owned Company At The Forefront Of Arkansas’ Emerging Cannabis Industry

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5 months ago

September 17, 2020

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Marijuana has gotten plenty of attention in Arkansas since November 2016 when the state’s voters passed Amendment 98, which legalized medical marijuana. But marijuana’s more sober cousin, cannabidiol (CBD), derived from the hemp plant, is making significant waves in the health and wellness category. And a group of “buds” in Washington County is at the forefront of the industry’s advancement in the state. Julie Brents, Antigone “Tig” Davoulas, Brittany Phillips and Syrona Scott are partners…

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Tuesday, June 16, 2020 Headlines | Marijuana Today Daily News

Marijuana Today Daily HeadlinesTuesday, June 16, 2020 | Curated by host Shea Gunther // Colorado Governor Could Issue Marijuana Pardons Under Social Equity Bill Lawmakers Sent To His Desk (Marijuana Moment)// California regulator decries cannabis delivery suit as ‘bizarre’ in court filing a month before trial (Marijuana Business Daily)// Government Agencies Testify In Favor Of […]

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9 months ago

June 16, 2020

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The golden Colorado state capitol building dome is seen with the American and state flags flying in front of it.

Marijuana Today Daily Headlines
Tuesday, June 16, 2020 | Curated by host Shea Gunther

// Colorado Governor Could Issue Marijuana Pardons Under Social Equity Bill Lawmakers Sent To His Desk (Marijuana Moment)

// California regulator decries cannabis delivery suit as ‘bizarre’ in court filing a month before trial (Marijuana Business Daily)

// Government Agencies Testify In Favor Of U.S. Virgin Islands Marijuana Legalization Bill At Hearing (Marijuana Moment)

These headlines are brought to you by Curaleaf, one of the leading vertically-integrated cannabis operators in the U.S. With legal medical marijuana dispensaries, cultivation sites, and processing facilities all over the United States, Curaleaf has served more than 165,000 medical cannabis patients and looks forward to helping many more long into the future. Swing over to Curaleaf.com to learn more about this very cool company!

// Recreational Marijuana Sales Drop Over 12 Percent in April (Denver Westword)

// More than 7 tons of medical marijuana sold in Arkansas (CT Post)

// Dixie Brands Announces 2019 Annual Results (Cision PR Newswire)

// 4Front Ventures Making Progress On Revenue, Headwinds Remain (Green Market Report)

// Cannabis firm iAnthus says it likely will default on interest payments again (Marijuana Business Daily)

// Former NBA forward Al Harrington wants to make 100 Black individuals millionaires through the cannabis business (CNBC)

// Missouri medical marijuana growing starts; sales expected in 4th quarter (Marijuana Business Daily)

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