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Florida medical marijuana makes first home delivery

Florida medical marijuana makes first home delivery

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — The first organization authorized to dispense medical marijuana in Florida has made its first home delivery.Kim Rivers, CEO of Trulieve, said Saturday that the company has delivered low-THC medical cannabis to a patient in Hudson, Florida, who is suffering from dystonia, a condition characterized by chronic muscle spasms and seizures.Hudson is in Pasco County, near Tampa.


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Legislature aware part of Ohio medical marijuana law questionable

Legislature aware part of Ohio medical marijuana law questionable

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Apparently unconstitutional portions of the Ohio medical marijuana law, which set aside a percentage of the state's pot licenses for minorities, were spotted during legislative debate but left in the bill to gain needed votes, a key lawmaker says.State Sen. Bill Seitz, a Cincinnati Republican, said legally prickly provisions exposed by The Associated Press in June may require changes.The law takes effect Sept. 8, at which point a new panel will begin laying out a blueprint for how the new industry will work.


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Help for families: How do I explain medical marijuana to my kids?

Help for families: How do I explain medical marijuana to my kids?

Q: My children have been taught that marijuana is a gateway drug.Now that our state is allowing medical marijuana, how can I explain that it is OK for some people, but not for everyone?A: Pennsylvania is one of 25 states that has legalized medical marijuana.


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Beavercreek council to consider temporary medical marijuana ban

Beavercreek council to consider temporary medical marijuana ban

By Sharahn D. BoykinStaff WriterTonight, the city council will vote on legislation that would place a six month ban on medical marijuana in Beavercreek.If city council approves the resolution, permits for cultivators, processors and medical marijuana dispensaries will not be issued or processed for six months.The moratorium is being considered to give the council and staff time to research and decide whether to limit or ban medical marijuana growth, processing or retail sale of the drug.