New Hampshire legalization hits a speed bump
The legislative push to legalize adult-use cannabis in New Hampshire was delayed last week, perhaps until 2023, by the state house’s Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee.
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The legislative push to legalize adult-use cannabis in New Hampshire was delayed last week, perhaps until 2023, by the state house’s Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee.
With three different, competing bills for legal adult-use cannabis coming from Rhode Island’s Governor, House, and Senate, the question is not “if?” but rather “how?”
The first ever cannabis “farmers market” in Massachusetts was held amid a small group of farmers protesting the event for co-opting the term “farmer.”
Maine’s largest cannabis industry business group blasted the state’s proposed regulatory update for adult-use cannabis in a public hearing before the Office of Marijuana Policy.
Massachusetts’ cannabis testing bottleneck has been swept away by a boom in cannabis testing labs opening for business.
Connecticut enacted its first round of adult-use cannabis regulations this week.
Vermont’s Cannabis Control Board settled on a series of recommended license fee schedules and social equity discounts for the state legislature.
The Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission fulfilled its mandate to study high potency and recommend concentration limits with a frustrated shrug.
A fight in Maine over residency requirements for cannabis licensing that potentially has national implications, moved to the Federal First Circuit Court of Appeals earlier this month.
After running up against a 2019 veto of legislation to legalize recreational cannabis use and sales from Gov. Chris Sununu, advocates are now trying multiple paths to ensure success in 2021.