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Another week has passed and with it came many interesting cannabis news headlines. Didn’t have time to check out every new development? Don’t fret. We’ve rounded up the top headlines from this week in weed. 

Will the Show-Me state get social equity right? Voters approved recreational cannabis in Missouri back in November. Now, the state is in search of a chief equity officer.

Friday already? It’s been another busy week in cannabis, so we’ve rounded up the top headlines to keep you in the know. Here’s what you may have missed in this week’s cannabis news:

It’s a big month for cannabis in Connecticut. Recreational sales are set to begin in the state tomorrow, and nearly 44,000 minor cannabis convictions were erased at the beginning of the month.

Illinois’ first minority-owned and vertically-integrated cannabis company is starting the new year strong with an incubator program.

Trulieve has found a way to settle their investigation and drop the fine against them for causing a worker’s death.

Santa Claus is coming to town–and he’s got the goods. Cannabis delivery service, Emjay, began offering deliveries from couriers dressed as Santa Claus this Monday and will continue the festivities through December 24th.

December is a busy month. If you haven’t been keeping up with the cannabis news headlines, we’ve got you covered. Here’s what you may have missed this week in weed news:

Need a little help? Massachusetts’ Theory Wellness is looking to support the next generation of social equity entrepreneurs with their latest scholarship opportunity.

What’s new in weed this week? A lot. Here are the headlines you may have missed in the post-holiday flurry.

Ireland might be getting greener–but just a bit. The country has begun talks of legalizing the plant following the introduction of a personal-use bill that would modify Ireland’s Misuse of Drugs Act.