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Ryan Burns ~ Lost Coast Outpost –
Medical marijuana dispensary workers in Humboldt County, Calif., scramble to stay knowledgeable and up-to-date about their rapidly-changing industry
Shira Schoenberg ~ MassLive.com ~
A Salem medical marijuana dispensary is the first to receive permission to sell marijuana - after obtaining a temporary waiver from the state's strict testing guidelines.
Julie Turkewitz ~ New York Times ~
A look at Colorado’s only pot-themed FM radio station, which made its debut June 1
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Jonah Bennett ~ The Daily Caller ~
Delaware Gov. Jack Markell signed a bill decriminalizing marijuana Thursday night, making Delaware the twentieth state to end jail time for possession of small amounts of the drug.
Stacy Cowley ~ New York Times ~
Exhibitors at cannabis expo in New York City 'play the game' when it comes to displaying their wares
Jackie Borchardt ~ Cleveland.com ~
JOHNSTOWN, Ohio -- Andy Joseph didn't seek the marijuana industry -- it found him.
Ricardo Baca ~ The Cannabist ~
Activists who legalized pot via Amendment 64 are now pushing for a liberal consumption initiative in Denver that would allow indoor vaping and outdoor smoking at amenable bars, spaces
Brian Floyd ~ SB Nation ~
It's legal in Washington State, but is it against the rules to bring it to Chambers Bay during the U.S. Open? No!
Noelle Crombie ~ The Oregonian ~
In two weeks, it'll be legal for anyone 21 and older to possess and grow marijuana in Oregon. But before you light up, the state wants you to know a few things.
Michael Roberts ~ Westword ~
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is the state agency that most frequently raises alarms about marijuana use.
Maggie Lee ~ The Telegraph ~
ATLANTA -- A few hours before Georgia’s medical cannabis registry opened Tuesday morning, the legislator who created it cursed the federal prohibition that makes it necessary.
Regina Garcia Cano ~ The Associated Press ~
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley warns that non-Indians would still be breaking the law if they consume pot on the reservation.
Gabriella Dunn ~ The Wichita Eagle ~
Shona Banda, a Kansas marijuana advocate, turned herself in to authorities Monday on an arrest warrant with five charges relating to marijuana use.
Benedict Carey ~ The New York Times ~
Marijuana use did not increase among teenagers in the states in which medical marijuana has become legal, researchers reported Monday.
Lori Geary ~ WSB-TV2 ~
“Tomorrow is going to be a good day,” in an exclusive interview about the launch of Georgia’s medical marijuana cards.