Local family-run Riverrun Gardens still fighting for a license
CCC’S ENVIRONMENTAL WORKGROUP NEEDS TO FOCUS ON DISPOSAL, COMPOSTABLES
DigBoston reached out to all the dispensaries in Mass that were approved to sell cannabis before 2018, asking if they have a waste disposal plan in place. None responded to our inquiries about where they are taking their compostables.
HIGH SCHOOL: GET YOUR CANNABIS EDUCATION IN MASS
There are several other opportunities to learn about the medicine and industry—whether you are a physician or simply a curious consumer.
EXIT DRUGS IN THE GREEN ZONE
From the doc’s office to the dispensary, Mass continues to fight opioids with cannabis
BLUNTING SESSIONS: MASS LAWMAKERS CLARIFY SUPPORT FOR CANNABIS IN TURBULENT FEDERAL TIMES
“We can comment and say we don’t want state or local resources used to support a federal law when it’s legal in Mass,” Jehlen said. “But to stop [Sessions], I think Congress is the one that has to step up, and I’m hoping that’ll happen.”
IS THERE MOLDY CANNABIS IN MASS?
Experienced and educated cannabis consumers are concerned about mold in their medicine. They talk about it at conferences and online, and report negative experiences to vendors, hoping for corrections.
WHY BOSTON DESPERATELY NEEDS A MAYOR OF CANNABIS
“A cannabis cafe, where you can buy and consume on site, is allowed under the law. But there’s a process.”
VICTORY DANCE IN THE GATHERING GLOOM
for those in Massachusetts, legal pot may be more imperiled here in the state than on the federal level.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN LIE: AN UPDATE ON THE ETHICALLY BANKRUPT CAMPAIGN AGAINST LEGAL CANNABIS IN MASS
His mistakes go on, from claiming, “decriminalization destroys early intervention,” to failing to understand that court-ordered drug treatment for pot is an enormous waste of resources that could go to treating opiate addiction.
WORKING TOGETHER: ARLINGTON MOVES CLOSER TO CANNABIS DISPENSARY
Only two shades of doubt dimmed the sunny prospect of an Arlington dispensary.
