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Lower Nazareth Board of Supervisors passes medical marijuana ordinance

The Lower Nazareth Board of Supervisors voted 4-0 to provide for medical marijuana facilities in the township at its May 24 meeting. These would include: academic clinical research centers, plant growing and processing facilities, and medical marijuana dispensaries. In other business, the board voted 4-0 to recommend to the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board the granting of a liquor license to Giant Food Stores, LLC at its Lower Nazareth location. Since the 2016 passage of legislation in Pennsylvania legalizing medical marijuana, townships across the state have been looking at their zoning to allow for several types of facilities. Giant would limit individual wine to-go purchases to roughly the equivalent of four standard bottles.

Darlington to appeal decision in medical marijuana discrimination suit

The Superior Court judge's decision released Tuesday found that Darlington had violated the state's Hawkins-Slater medical Caffeine Act, which prevents discrimination against card-carrying medical marijuana users. The case was filed by the American Civil Liberties Union of Rhode Island. PROVIDENCE — Darlington Fabrics Corp. of Westerly will appeal a Superior Court judge's ruling in a discrimination case brought by a woman who said she was denied an internship after indicating she uses medical marijuana to treat migraine headaches, according to the Associated Press. The complaint said Christine Callaghan, who was a University of Rhode Island graduate student, negotiated a paid internship with Darlington in 2014 but lost it after disclosing she held a medical marijuana card. Timothy C. Cavazza, the lawyer who represented Darlington, did not return a message seeking facebook/" target="_blank">comment Tuesday for The Sun's story published online Tuesday and in print Wednesday.


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