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Cannabis store owners charged with felonies after raid
by City News Service on December 8, 2023
A Taste of Bliss: Delta 9 Edibles Explained
by Orlando Magazine on December 7, 2023
Welcome to a journey through the enticing world of Delta 9 edibles. These treats are not just about satisfying your sweet tooth. They’re a gateway to a unique experience, blending pleasure with potential benefits. In this article, we’ll dive into the offerings of 3 leading cannabis companies: 3CHI Skyhio Reefer’s Bay These leaders in hemp derived delta products are redefining...
Cannabis edibles winding up in the hands — and stomachs — of young children, lawmakers told
by Tulsa World on December 7, 2023
Toddlers under the influence of THC, cannabis' active ingredient, are showing up at Oklahoma hospitals and clinics at an alarming and rising rate, lawmakers were told Monday.
Recreational marijuana is now legal in Ohio: What you need to know
by Jennifer Edwards Baker,B.J. Bethel,Simone Jameson on December 7, 2023
You can smoke it now but Gov. Mike DeWine says you can't still sell it
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by PRNewswire on December 7, 2023
/PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Rare Cannabinoid Company is thrilled to announce the launch of their groundbreaking product, THC + THCV Uplift Gummies. This new addition...
Richmond school bans all candy amid concern about consumable hemp
by Richmond Times-Dispatch on December 7, 2023
Armstrong High School imposed the policy after four students were found “in medical distress” at school after eating edibles believed to contain THC. The action appears to be the first of its kind in a Richmond-area school system.
‘How did no one notice?:’ Parents raise concerns after students get sick from eating cannabis-infused edibles at school
by Sarah Minkewicz on December 6, 2023
On Friday, multiple students at Bennett Park Montessori School got sick after eating edibles.
7 kids sent to hospital after ingesting THC edibles during the school day: Police
by Jon Haworth on December 6, 2023
Two students have been arrested for allegedly supplying THC edibles and psilocybin mushrooms that sent seven kids to the hospital after ingesting the drugs during school.
Cannabis Edibles Market Revenue Set to Reach US$27.2 Billion in Revenue by 2030, Projects Fairfield Market Research
by Fairfield Consultancy Services OPC Pvt Ltd on December 6, 2023
Some of the Major Insights Unveiled by Fairfield's Perspective Suggest a Thriving Future for Cannabis Edibles in the Years to Come. The Report Underscores...
Total unpackaged cannabis inventory, production space continue to decline
by StratCann on December 5, 2023
The amount of unpackaged inventory cannabis producers are sitting on has continued to decline from a peak in late 2022.
What the cannabis industry should look like four years from now
by Grown In on December 5, 2023
While nobody would have predicted what would be in store for the U.S. cannabis industry over the last four years - most notably dispensaries becoming an essential businesses due to Covid-19, a financial boom that yielded multibillion valuations for ancillary digital startups and the emergence of a $28 billion market for hemp-derived THC products - that doesn’t mean we can’t take out our crystal bowl to forecast (or better yet, manifest) what lays ahead over the next four years.
T.J. Holmes Says He Turned To Weed Edibles & Alcohol After His Relationship With Amy Robach Was Outed
by Baller Alert on December 5, 2023
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by Mary Kate Carr on December 5, 2023
Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes found themselves the center of a tabloid scandal last year. Their new podcast answers, "Where are they now?"
Charges stayed against man accused of handing out cannabis candies to Winnipeg trick-or-treaters
by CBC on December 5, 2023
Charges have been stayed against a Winnipeg man accused of handing out cannabis edibles to trick-or-treaters as young as six in a south Tuxedo neighbourhood on Halloween last year.
More older Americans use cannabis now than before pandemic
by Futurity on December 5, 2023
More older Americans use cannabis now than before the pandemic, with 12% saying they’ve consumed a THC-containing substance in the past year.
Court Orders “I’m Stuck” Pot Shops to Remain Closed - Finger Lakes Daily News
by Finger Lakes Daily News on December 5, 2023
New York state has won its case against a chain of unlicensed cannabis dispensaries including two locations in the Auburn area. In a news

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