Dec 26 2024
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Found in 1970, NORML is the oldest marijuana reform group in the nation. Today, they released their list of the most important and impact marijuana-related studies of 2024. Below is that list.
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Dec 26 2024
Planet 13 Panama City is located at 309 E, 23rd Street, Panama City, Florida and will be open Monday through Sunday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
The 1,600-square-foot facility will serve as a key access point for patients in the growing Panama City market, furthering Planet 13’s mission to provide safe, high-quality cannabis products throughout the state.
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Dec 26 2024
“Toker’s Guide is a rapidly growing cannabis start-up helping people find the best weed in their area by utilizing reviews from local connoisseurs”, states the company’s job listing on Indeed. “We are looking for cannabis connoisseurs who think they have what it takes to join our ranks as a reviewer of marijuana dispensary products.”
In total, the company is offering seven jobs in Florida, 17 in Maryland, four in Virginia, one in New York and six in Maryland. These roles are “mostly remote” but do require the ability to travel to pick-up or receive deliveries. Although compensation isn’t listed for several of the postings, Toker’s Guide says they will pay $1,000 to $1,500 a week for the D.C. position, and $650 to $1,200 per week for the position in Maryland.
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Dec 26 2024
Durban Poison.
Below is a curated list of the most popular sativa and sativa-dominant strains of 2024. The strains’ popularity was determined by a combination of factors, including data from state regulatory agencies, opinions provided by our readers, and data provided by Leafly (for a list of the overall most popular strains, click here).
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Dec 26 2024
House Bill 53 would establish specific guidelines for home marijuana cultivation. Under the bill, qualifying patients and caregivers who register their cultivation location with the state would be permitted to grow up to three mature cannabis plants, three immature plants, and 12 seedlings. Cultivation must occur at the patient or caregiver’s residence, in a locked and enclosed space, and out of public view.
This effort to expand patient access comes alongside House Bill 75, a broader legalization measure prefiled this week by State Representative Kevin Verville (R). That bill seeks to legalize recreational marijuana for those 21 and older and includes provisions to annul past marijuana-related convictions and remove marijuana from the state’s controlled substances schedule.
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Dec 23 2024
House Bill 75, which has been referred to the referred to the Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee, includes comprehensive provisions that would remove marijuana from the state’s controlled substances schedule, annul past cannabis-related convictions, and prohibit state and local law enforcement from enforcing federal cannabis laws. If passed, the legislation would keep underage possession and public use of marijuana illegal, while creating a pathway for licensed regulated marijuana use among adults.
This filing comes amid growing public support for marijuana legalization in the state. According to recent polling, 65% of New Hampshire residents back legalization for adult use. Earlier this year, a similar measure, House Bill 1633, passed the state Senate but was narrowly defeated in the House by a vote of 178-173.
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Dec 23 2024
On Saturday, December 21, sales hit the billion-dollar mark, ending the day at $1,004,826,946. Since the start of adult-use cannabis sales in April 2022, New Jersey’s cannabis market has generated more than $2 billion in total revenue. Sales have been bolstered by an expanding number of licensed dispensaries—now totaling more than 190 locations across the state—and a steadily increasing demand for safe, regulated cannabis products.
“We are proud of the remarkable growth achieved in 2024, which highlights the growing trust consumers have in New Jersey’s regulated cannabis market and the economic opportunities it provides for businesses of all sizes and classes,” said NJ-CRC Acting Executive Director Christopher Riggs. “This momentum sets a solid foundation for continued success in the years ahead.”
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Dec 23 2024
Ice Cream Cake.
The 10 marijuana strains listed below have captivated users due to their standout qualities, with the list ranging from uplifting sativas to relaxing indicas.
Using a combination of data provided by state regulatory agencies and Leafly, below are the 10 most popular marijuana strains in 2024, in no particular order.
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Dec 22 2024
Introduced in May by Assemblymember Donna Lupardo, the bill passed the Assembly with a vote of 117 to 27 and the Senate with a vote of 52 to 9. It was sent to Governor Hochul’s desk on December 12 but was vetoed this week.
Under current law, cannabis growers and processors must file quarterly tax returns, with payments due on the 20th day of the month following each quarterly period. Assembly Bill 10196 proposed amending Section 495 of the state’s tax law to allow distributors to opt for annual electronic tax filings and payments. The change would have taken immediate effect upon enactment.
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Dec 22 2024
Using the most recent data from state regulatory agencies and the research firm Headset, this article highlights the states where consumers can find the lowest average prices for marijuana. Prices are based on the average cost of a gram of dried marijuana flower.
These are the legal marijuana states offering the cheapest prices per gram of dried flower:
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