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Article by John Sajo, OCC News Paper. Dec 31, 2016 — Today is the last day of medical marijuana as we have known it. Tomorrow OHA regulated dispensaries can no longer sell marijuana to non medical patients. This means almost all dispensaries will switch to OLCC. When stores switch, then medical growers can no longer sell to them. In other ...

Article by Mary Jane’s Diary. Every year, millions of people make new year resolutions. As you set goals for the upcoming year you may want to keep some of your weed habits in mind. Not all of these are going to fit your lifestyle; however, I’m sure there are a few that you can relate to. 1. Stop Pocketing Lighters ...

Article by TG Branfalt Jr., Ganjapreneur The personal information of over 11,700 medical cannabis dispensary applicants in Nevada has been leaked via the state’s medical cannabis website portal, according to a ZDnet report. The vulnerability was discovered by security researcher Justin Shafer using a unique Google search query. The site in question has been pulled until the bug is fixed ...

Article written by Kelly P. Kissel, Associated Press. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A decision by Arkansas’ voters to let residents with certain medical conditions obtain marijuana to ease their symptoms was an overwhelming choice as the state’s top news story of 2016, according to balloting by Associated Press journalists and the news organization’s members. Arkansas became the first Bible ...

Article by Mike Vasilinda, News 4 JAX. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The federal government still classifies cannabis as a dangerous drug with no benefits, and as a result, there has been little research into why the drug seems to be medicinal or the long-term effects of its high. But one powerful state senator wants to change that. Banned in the 30s, marijuana ...

Article by Paul Armentano, AlterNet. While no psychoactive substance is completely harmless, modern science continues to prove that cannabis is one of the safer and more effective therapeutic agents available. Here’s a look back at some of the most significant marijuana-centric studies published over the past year. 1. Pot Use Doesn’t Adversely Impact IQ The cumulative use of cannabis by ...

Article by Ed Mahon, ydr.com. State Sen. Mike Folmer, who helped a medical marijuana legalization bill become law in Pennsylvania earlier this year, used medical marijuana while undergoing treatment for non-Hodgkin lymphoma, he said Tuesday. Folmer, who represents parts of southcentral Pennsylvania, said he had to travel to another state to obtain medical marijuana, and he used it in Pennsylvania despite ...

Article by Johnny Green, Weed News I will never forget the first time that I discovered Craigslist. It was well over a decade ago. Craigslist has existed since 1995, but it wasn’t until the 2000’s that I found out about it. The first thing I searched for was a no-brainer for me – arcade games. It led to a lot ...

Article by The Los Angeles Times Californians may have voted overwhelmingly on Nov. 8 to legalize marijuana, but Americans also elected Donald Trump, whose position on legalization has been a bit — hazy. That’s a potential problem because marijuana is regulated under federal law, giving Trump and his administration veto power over whether California and the seven other states that have voted to legalize cannabis can ...

Article by Julia Granowicz, Marijuana Times The southern states have been some of the most conservative in the entire country when it comes to legalizing medical marijuana. In 2014, South Carolina passed Senate Bill 880 and Senate Bill 1035, which allowed industrial hemp farms and permitted children to use cannabidiol in research trials and protected their parents from arrest, respectively. ...