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Strongsville takes up medical marijuana issue
Strongsville takes up medical marijuana issue
STRONGSVILLE, Ohio – On Tuesday night, Strongsville fell in line with three other Ohio 82 cities in Cuyahoga County and established a moratorium on medical marijuana.The moratorium, which City Council approved, will prohibit the growing, processing and selling of marijuana for six months.New Ohio legislation allows patients, starting this week, to use medical marijuana prescribed by doctors, but the state has not nailed down the law's details.
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Ohio's medical marijuana law goes in effect Thursday, but no pot for two years
Ohio's medical marijuana law goes in effect Thursday, but no pot for two years
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Findlay mayor says not so fast on Ohio's medical marijuana legalization
Findlay mayor says not so fast on Ohio's medical marijuana legalization
TOLEDO, Oh.(WNWO) -- Just a couple of days before Ohio's medical marijuana law takes effect, a northwest Ohio city says "not so fast." Thursday in Ohio, any marijuana arrests will turn out pretty much the same as they do now.While the law opens the door for a state medical marijuana program, it will likely take two years for the state to make rules and set up processes to grow, process, test and sell the drugs.
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Fostoria approves ban on medical marijuana
Fostoria approves ban on medical marijuana
By BRIAN BOHNERTfor the courierFOSTORIA — Medical marijuana may become legal in the state of Ohio on Thursday, but it won't in Fostoria.At least, not anytime soon.Fostoria City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved a one-year freeze on the cultivation, processing and sale of medical marijuana within the city at the request of Mayor Eric Keckler.
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Findlay Council doesn't rush medical marijuana ban
Findlay Council doesn't rush medical marijuana ban
Findlay City Council narrowly voted against hurrying passage of a city-wide ban on medical marijuana dispensaries Tuesday.The ban legislation, requested by Mayor Lydia Mihalik, received the first of three readings.An attempt to hurry passage needed eight votes, but it only received seven.
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