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Oregon governor pardons 45,000 people for cannabis convictions
When President Biden pardoned more than 6,000 cannabis crimes last month, he called on state governors to do the same. Now Oregon Governor Kate Brown
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No weed in Brooklyn? New York hands out its first retail licenses, but key regions are left out
New York has handed out its first retail licenses, but there’s a huge catch: key areas like Brooklyn are left out. Here’s the scoop.
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Legacy Humboldt County cannabis growers launch new cannabis line, Humboldt Family Farms
Humboldt County is synonymous with good weed, so today’s announcement introducing Humboldt Family Farms, a collaboration between a group of legacy craft farmers, gives local
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Urbn Leaf and Pink Dot partner up, live from the Sunset Strip
History was made this Thursday as California dispensary Urbn Leaf premiered their newest retail boutique, the first cannabis retail outlet located on the world-famous Sunset
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ICYMI: This week in weed news 11/11
If you got caught up in the major headlines this week, we’ve got you covered for the latest weed news.
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Maryland and Missouri legalize cannabis, three other states reject it this round
The results are in and some pro-cannabis advocates are celebrating more than others this post-election morning. Here’s who did and didn’t legalize. .
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ICYMI: This week in weed news 11/4
From brands expanding into new states to P. Diddy potentially creating the largest Black-owned cannabis company in the US, it’s been a full week of
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Cresco and Columbia Care to strike a deal with Sean “Diddy” Combs
A proposed acquisition will launch Sean “Diddy” Combs into the cannabis sphere with his typical ambitious aplomb. Cresco Labs and Columbia Care today announced the
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Weed for Warriors warn that Michigan’s $40 million for veteran cannabis research has turned into “a potential slush fund”
“Something definitely stinks in Michigan and it’s not the weed.”
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Snapshots from historic Cookies SF opening in New York’s Herald Square
Cookies SF opened its first New York retail store and future cannabis career training facility over the weekend. The five-story storefront is stocked with apparel,
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Sonoma County’s Garden Society expands into New Jersey
In a fitting move, Garden Society is stepping into the Garden State. The femme-centric wine country brand was recently awarded a conditional processing license in
Oregon governor pardons 45,000 people for cannabis convictions
Macey Wolfer
November 22, 2022
When President Biden pardoned more than 6,000 cannabis crimes last month, he called on state governors to do the same. Now Oregon Governor Kate Brown has done just that, pardoning approximately 45,000 people for cannabis convictions in the Beaver State.
No weed in Brooklyn? New York hands out its first retail licenses, but key regions are left out
Macey Wolfer
November 21, 2022
New York has handed out its first retail licenses, but there’s a huge catch: key areas like Brooklyn are left out. Here’s the scoop.
ICYMI: This week in weed news 11/18
Macey Wolfer
November 18, 2022
Here’s what you may have missed this week in weed.
Legacy Humboldt County cannabis growers launch new cannabis line, Humboldt Family Farms
Macey Wolfer
November 14, 2022
Humboldt County is synonymous with good weed, so today’s announcement introducing Humboldt Family Farms, a collaboration between a group of legacy craft farmers, gives local cannasseurs another solid option to choose from.
Urbn Leaf and Pink Dot partner up, live from the Sunset Strip
Joanne Cachapero
November 11, 2022
History was made this Thursday as California dispensary Urbn Leaf premiered their newest retail boutique, the first cannabis retail outlet located on the world-famous Sunset Strip and a partnership with iconic Hollywood Hills convenience delivery retailer Pink Dot.
ICYMI: This week in weed news 11/11
Macey Wolfer
November 11, 2022
If you got caught up in the major headlines this week, we’ve got you covered for the latest weed news.
Maryland and Missouri legalize cannabis, three other states reject it this round
Macey Wolfer
November 9, 2022
The results are in and some pro-cannabis advocates are celebrating more than others this post-election morning. Here’s who did and didn’t legalize. .
ICYMI: This week in weed news 11/4
Macey Wolfer
November 4, 2022
From brands expanding into new states to P. Diddy potentially creating the largest Black-owned cannabis company in the US, it’s been a full week of weed headlines. Here’s what you may have missed this week in cannabis news.
Cresco and Columbia Care to strike a deal with Sean “Diddy” Combs
Felisa Rogers
November 4, 2022
A proposed acquisition will launch Sean “Diddy” Combs into the cannabis sphere with his typical ambitious aplomb. Cresco Labs and Columbia Care today announced the signing of definitive agreements…
Weed for Warriors warn that Michigan’s $40 million for veteran cannabis research has turned into “a potential slush fund”
Macey Wolfer
November 3, 2022
“Something definitely stinks in Michigan and it’s not the weed.”
Snapshots from historic Cookies SF opening in New York’s Herald Square
Macey Wolfer
November 2, 2022
Cookies SF opened its first New York retail store and future cannabis career training facility over the weekend. The five-story storefront is stocked with apparel, accessories, and CBD products.
Sonoma County’s Garden Society expands into New Jersey
Macey Wolfer
November 1, 2022
In a fitting move, Garden Society is stepping into the Garden State. The femme-centric wine country brand was recently awarded a conditional processing license in New Jersey.
