Bonita Springs puts off medical marijuana decision

LEE province, Fla.-- People living in Bonita Springs are putting pressure on city council to officially lift a ban, that is saving medical marijuana dispensaries through the city. Mayor Peter Simmons lifted eyebrows on Monday during the city council meeting, with calling dispensaries headshops. The CEO of medical marijuana certifications centers in Florida said this appeal is a mockery since a headshop is entirely different from a clinic, & it will not dispense marijuana. The mayor referred to medical marijuana as candy, "We could get lollipops, we could get the chocolate brownies, whatever they are, whatever form they come in, we could figure it out." Council members saw they necessity further time to do study on medical marijuana dispensaries because for the past year, they were waiting for the state legislature to decide what to do.

Gaylord opts through state medical marijuana laws

Gaylord City Council members tackled the issue of medical marijuana at their meeting Monday night. It was a packed home in council chambers, by supporters & opponents of medical marijuana allowed to address the issue. The council voted five to two to opt through the state's medical marijuana laws. Many in attendance who backing the Utilize of medical marijuana & the businesses it brings says they were disappointed by the council's vote. Opting through the state's rules & regulations leaves the future of the Gaylord medical marijuana business society & it's customers by an uncertain future.

Bill to regulate medical marijuana narrowly advances from Senate committee

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Oklahoma lawmakers taking bullet at medical marijuana regulations before vote

The state Legislature is considering significant restrictions on the medical marijuana industry ahead of a statewide vote in June on whether to confirm its Utilize. A Senate committee narrowly confirmed a host of regulations, including a limit on the method many businesses could be licensed to manufacture & sell medical marijuana. Senate Bill 1120 would too allow the Oklahoma Board of Health set the value of each dose a patient purchases. For example, the provision requiring the State Board of Health to set medical marijuana prices is not set in stone. "I think which's a mistake."The goal, Yen says, is for Oklahoma to in reality have medical marijuana, not recreational marijuana laws.

State shuts down retail sales at medical marijuana shops in Cambridge, Georgetown

The state Department of Public Health has commented retail sales of medical marijuana products at healthful Pharms Inc. until further notice after a sample tested positive for a pesticide, officials says Monday. Registered marijuana dispensaries in Massachusetts are prohibited from Utilizing pesticides on marijuana grown in their facilities, officials says. healthful Pharms says nothing of the marijuana from the contaminated batch was sold to the public. Employees had cleared all marijuana plants through a room in the cultivating facility to sanitize it by an off-the-shelf output,that contained a pesticide. Sign up for further newsletters hereDispensaries are required to notify state officials within 3 days whenever a laboratory Analysis indicates a contamination that could't be rectified, officials says.


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