One bill would’ve added autism to the state’s list of medical marijuana conditions, while another proposed more flexibility in investing into cannabis businesses. Hickenlooper also dismissed a bill that would’ve allowed dispensary tasting rooms the day before.
Its stark orange flavor is like a poorly stirred glass of Tang.
The National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Law’s political action committee has endorsed Representative Jared Polis’s 2018 campaign for governor of Colorado. And NORML executive director Erik Altieri is psyched that Polis, a Democrat, is as enthusiastic about this backing as the venerable cannabis advocacy group is in regard to his candidacy.
Despite passing through both the Senate and House by vast margins, HB 1263 has yet to receive Hickenlooper’s signature.
The options are limited, but not absent.
The restaurant’s license could be revoked or suspended after the August hearing.
On May 30, about two hours after the publication of the Westword post “Fit Cannabis Girl v. Wheat Ridge’s Bid to Shut Down Her Pot-Friendly Gym,” a detective knocked on the door of Break the Stigma Fitness and handed owner Jennessa Lea a final order to vacate the premises by June 4. When she spoke to Westword yesterday, mere hours before leaving both the facility and the State of Colorado, she was understandably emotional.
A bill that passed the Colorado General Assembly that would’ve allowed marijuana dispensaries to open their own tasting rooms was vetoed by Governor John Hickenlooper today, June 4.
Hemp heads, rejoice! This week is for you.
Come down from that Rocky Mountain high and get serious about Colorado’s cannabis business.
Jennessea Lea must close her business on Monday, June 4.
“This announcement, while welcomed, doesn’t eliminate the need for hemp to be formally, federally removed as a Schedule I drug.”
I’ve shoved joints and blunts into bubblers and bong downstems plenty of times, but it always takes some ghetto-rigged converter to fit them in, and the ashing process is messy.
One young teacher looking for help with a sleeping disorder is willing to put it all on the line.
For the first installment of our new Toke of the Town series, we interview Colorado Harvest’s founder.
Your friend may be ill, but you don’t want to get in trouble with the law.
By 2020, CBD sales are predicted to reach $1.153 billion. if people can figure out how to buy oils and concentrates.
It’s hard to walk away from Pineapple Trainwreck after a sniff or taste.
The Marijuana Enforcement Division recently released figures for 2017.
The process is close to making its THC-heavy counterpart.
Hunter Garth has hired over 250 veterans since founding his cannabis security firm in 2014.
That’s the question our Stoner hears most frequently.
