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  Guidelines for New Medical Marijuana Establishments in Nevada

  July 2, 2013 at 4:56 pm / Cannabis Events, Cannabis News, Cannabis Politics, Cannabis Reviews, Marijuana Legalization, Medical Marijuana

  Medical Marijuana Establishments Medical Marijuana occupied substantial time and energy during the 77th Legislature in the form of Senate Bill 374. Governor Brian Sandoval signed SB 374 on June 12, 2013, and with the stroke of a pen created the framework for some new and unique business establishments in Nevada. Beginning New Years Day 2014, companies may begin servicing patients who are legally authorized to consume marijuana for medicinal purposes in treating health ailments. SB 374 authorizes medical marijuana dispensaries, [...]

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  “Empire’s End” by Dozer [VIDEO]

  July 1, 2013 at 5:52 pm / Cannabis Events, Marijuana Legalization, Medical Marijuana, Music

  Dozer Biography …and so the story begins. Christmas Day 1995, the first gig by four youngsters calling themselves Dozer. It took place at an illegal club down in a dark basement in their hometown Borlänge, the industrial town who’s only achievement is having the highest crime rate in Sweden. It was my first meeting with the band. I remember they played some Kyuss and Monster Magnet songs and a handful of their own songs. People intoxicated by their home-made vodka [...]

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  US Conference of Mayors Demand Feds Respect State’s Marijuana Laws

  July 1, 2013 at 12:47 pm / Cannabis Events, Cannabis News, Cannabis Politics, Cannabis Reviews, Marijuana Legalization, Medical Marijuana

  The US Conference of Mayors unanimously approved a resolution this morning that calls on the federal government to respect local marijuana laws. Resolution No. 32 “reaffirms the USCM’s support of fair and effective criminal justice and drug policies, states that federal laws, including the Controlled Substance Act, should be amended to explicitly allow states to set their own marijuana policies without federal interference; and that until such time as federal law is changed, The United States Conference of Mayors urges [...]

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