My first priority is to put “sackie” on the map. That’s right, sackie. Or sacky. Take your pick.
CANNABIZ CORNER: BETH WATERFALL’S DEPARTURE FROM ‘NORMAL CAREER LIFE’
“It was hard to ignore the fact that there was a deficit in available quality cannabis education in a comfortable and professional setting—nevermind the glaring lack of public education happening to let people outside the cannabis industry understand the history of the plant.”
ON SHIFT WITH GREENNURSE SHERRI TUTKUS
“In my personal and professional experiences, cannabis helps to manage, reduce, and relieve symptoms of many chronic conditions and disease states. Cannabinoid therapeutics is just another treatment modality that should be on the table for all people in need.”
CRYSTAL BOWL: 7 THINGS TO EXPECT WHEN REC DISPENSARIES COME TO MASS
We’ll be back soon with our analysis of the Mass regs shortly (read the latest update from the CCC here, including all about their “secret shopper” program), but for now here is a look into your crystal bowl…
CANNABIZ CORNER: A HAPPY DANKSGIVING WITH MASS CANNABIS CHEFS
Pat and Joe are trendsetters in New England, and will been seen as icons years from now when there’s a cannabis cafe on every other corner.
WEED REVIEW: THC BOMB
Stench aside, there’s a smorgasbord of flavor in the Bomb, though mostly from the dark side.
WEED REVIEW: CINDERELLA 99
Our batch crushed well in a metal grinder, smoked beautifully in joints and blunts, and burned evenly in one-hitters and pipes alike.
16 CANNABIS MEETUPS ACROSS MASS
Cannabis consumers and users could have worse problems. I’m not complaining here, but rather simply indicating that we can really use your help staying on top of things.
TALKING JOINTS MEMO: POLITICAL PESTICIDE
Considering last Monday’s testimony from the state Elections Division, prohibitionists may want to wait before pushing ballot measures in cities and towns to prevent legal dispensaries.
STATE OF CANNABIS IN THE COMMONWEALTH
Since said popular vote, or even before Election Day actually, politicians on both sides of the aisle have worked hard to keep marijuana underground.
