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  1. Katelyn Baker

    What Will Change If Marijuana Is Legalized In Massachusetts?

    We are either facing the end of the world or utopia, depending on whom you ask. Either way, both pro and con forces say life will change based on the vote for referendum question four, which asks if Massachusetts should legalize the recreational use of marijuana. Proponents say legal marijuana...
  2. Katelyn Baker

    NY: US Hemp Farms Take Root Under State Pilot Programs

    Eaton, N.Y. - New York's first industrial hemp farm in decades is taking root under a pilot program that's part of a national resurgence of a plant used for everything from food to building materials but long banned along with its smokable cousin, marijuana. A trade group estimates the value...
  3. Katelyn Baker

    Tommy Chong Says Canada's Pot Legislation Could Set Example For U.S.

    Comedian, musician and pot activist Tommy Chong says he intends to keep "priming the pump" until marijuana is legalized across the United States and in Canada. Chong, 78, said the introduction of legislation promised for next spring to legalize recreational marijuana in Canada could set an...
  4. Katelyn Baker

    Lawmakers Want To Defund The DEA's Marijuana Eradication Program

    In 2015, the Drug Enforcement Administration gave $20,000 to the state of New Hampshire to eradicate marijuana plants, according to federal documents. But the Granite State's law enforcement agencies didn't have much luck finding any weed to pull that year - their efforts uncovered a single...
  5. Katelyn Baker

    Marijuana Referendum Campaign Intensifies In Maine

    Portland, Maine - The campaign to legalize marijuana for recreational use in Maine is intensifying with less than a month to Election Day. In Maine, proponents have spent more than a half-million dollars on TV ads. A recent poll indicated 10 percent of respondents are undecided. Referendum...
  6. Katelyn Baker

    Lawmakers Want To Defund The DEA's Marijuana Eradication Program

    In 2015, the Drug Enforcement Administration gave $20,000 to the state of New Hampshire to eradicate marijuana plants, according to federal documents. But the Granite State's law enforcement agencies didn't have much luck finding any weed to pull that year - their efforts uncovered a single...
  7. Katelyn Baker

    Legal Medical Pot Helps Older Americans Remain In The Workforce

    States with legal medical marijuana have more people over age 50 in the workforce - and they're working longer hours. The correlation is noted in a study published last month by researchers at Johns Hopkins School of Public Health and Temple University, who analyzed 20 years of data from the...
  8. Katelyn Baker

    Legal Medical Pot Helps Older Americans Remain In The Workforce

    States with legal medical marijuana have more people over age 50 in the workforce - and they're working longer hours. The correlation is noted in a study published last month by researchers at Johns Hopkins School of Public Health and Temple University, who analyzed 20 years of data from the...
  9. Katelyn Baker

    The DEA Spent $73,000 To Eradicate Marijuana Plants In Utah - It Didn't Find Any

    In 2015, the Drug Enforcement Administration gave $20,000 to the state of New Hampshire to eradicate marijuana plants, according to federal documents. But the Granite State's law enforcement agencies didn't have much luck finding any weed to pull that year - their efforts uncovered a single...
  10. Katelyn Baker

    OH: What If You Could Legally Take Medical Marijuana Across State Lines?

    Columbus, Ohio - Medical marijuana is legal in 25 states, but none currently allow users to bring marijuana across state lines. That could change if a bill introduced last week passes: It would allow those with legal access to medical marijuana in Ohio to bring it into Pennsylvania...
  11. Katelyn Baker

    OH: What If You Could Legally Take Medical Marijuana Across State Lines?

    Columbus, Ohio - Medical marijuana is legal in 25 states, but none currently allow users to bring marijuana across state lines. That could change if a bill introduced last week passes: It would allow those with legal access to medical marijuana in Ohio to bring it into Pennsylvania...
  12. Katelyn Baker

    Marijuana Industry Depends On New President

    Discussions regarding the legalization of marijuana - either medically or recreationally - have made their way to Texas. In June, Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill into law allowing epilepsy patients to use oils containing small amounts of THC, the main chemical that causes the psychological...
  13. Katelyn Baker

    Medical Marijuana Advocacy

    "There was a time in the United States when extracts of cannabis were almost as commonly used for medicinal purposes as is aspirin today," wrote Solomon Snyder in a 1971 book entitled Uses of Marijuana. In fact, the history of marijuana medical use predates the written word. Every civilization...
  14. Katelyn Baker

    Medical Marijuana Advocacy

    "There was a time in the United States when extracts of cannabis were almost as commonly used for medicinal purposes as is aspirin today," wrote Solomon Snyder in a 1971 book entitled Uses of Marijuana. In fact, the history of marijuana medical use predates the written word. Every civilization...
  15. Katelyn Baker

    9 States To Vote Soon On Expanding Legal Access To Marijuana

    San Franscisco - From California, with its counterculture heritage, to the fishing ports and mill towns of Maine, millions of Americans in nine states have a chance to vote Nov. 8 on expanding legal access to marijuana. Collectively, the ballot measures amount to the closest the U.S. has come to...
  16. Katelyn Baker

    Medical Marijuana Replaces More Dangerous Drugs

    Insys Therapeutics, the Arizona-based pharmaceutical company that recently became the biggest financial supporter of the campaign against marijuana legalization in that state, makes an oral spray that delivers the opioid painkiller fentanyl and plans to market another one that contains...
  17. Katelyn Baker

    Medical Marijuana Replaces More Dangerous Drugs

    Insys Therapeutics, the Arizona-based pharmaceutical company that recently became the biggest financial supporter of the campaign against marijuana legalization in that state, makes an oral spray that delivers the opioid painkiller fentanyl and plans to market another one that contains...
  18. Katelyn Baker

    Appreciating The Northeastern Midwest's Medical Marijuana Research Opportunities

    As marijuana reform advocates (and perhaps regular readers) know, 2016 has been something of a banner year for medical marijuana reform in key part of the northern midwest. Specifically, - in April, Pennsylvania's Democratic Governor signed into law the Keystone State's new medical marijuana...
  19. Katelyn Baker

    Appreciating The Northeastern Midwest's Medical Marijuana Research Opportunities

    As marijuana reform advocates (and perhaps regular readers) know, 2016 has been something of a banner year for medical marijuana reform in key part of the northern midwest. Specifically, - in April, Pennsylvania's Democratic Governor signed into law the Keystone State's new medical marijuana...
  20. Katelyn Baker

    Chuck Sweeny - We Need To Standardize Marijuana Laws

    I've been thinking a lot lately about marijuana. No, it's not what you suspect, I don't smoke the stuff. Nor do I need it to alleviate pain. Rather, it's our country's schizophrenic way of dealing with "weed." Here in Stephenson County is In Grown Farms, which is perfectly legal and is growing...
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