Greenway University, the industry’s leading medical marijuana educational provider, has set its first educational event date for July 23rd and 24th, 2011 to educate Florida’s
By Chris Roberts Pot clubs. They’re boring. You go in, you buy some pot, you leave. For all the clamor a new medical cannabis dispensary’s
Public Comment on Medical Marijuana Registry Fee Reduction The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (department) is considering a reduction of the medical marijuana
By Steve Elliott of Toke of the Town A Seattle City Council panel on Wednesday unanimously passed a measure licensing and regulating medical marijuana dispensaries
420 Card Processing, the only credit card processing company dedicated solely to serving the medical marijuana industry, is pleased to announce the creation of a
Two different groups are going ahead with plans to put medical-marijuana issues to a statewide vote in Ohio next year. Cleveland area insurance mogul Peter
by Phillip Smith The Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP — the drug czar’s office) Monday released this year’s version of the annual guiding
The Citizens for Patient’s Rights (CPR) and the Patient Care Association of California (PCA) and California Cannabis Coalition (CCC) are proud to announce that San
The City Council was told Wednesday that its proposed legislation regulating medical marijuana dispensaries won’t stand up in court. “I want to applaud the City
By Steve Elliott of Toke of the Town A medical marijuana patient in Colorado has been rewarded unemployment benefits after being fired from his job
The Seattle City Council is set to regulate and issue business licenses for medical cannabis facilities, according to seattlepi.com. The Seattle City Council will consider
“Who ever heard of curing a health problem with handcuffs?” ~ Neill Franklin, LEAP By Steve Elliott of Toke of the Town On Monday the
Roger Goodman: Dear Department of Justice: Please Try Again Yet another disappointment! I’ve just read carefully through the new Cole Memo from the DOJ. It
by David Borden In March 2008, candidate Obama promised not to use Dept. of Justice resources to block state medical marijuana laws. But President Obama
Cannabis Science Inc. (nasd otcbb:CBIS) a pioneering US biotech company developing pharmaceutical cannabis products, is pleased to announce that it has been contacted by Lynnice
Petition’s denial maintains status quo, gives advocates chance to appeal and argue marijuana’s therapeutic value Less than two months after patient advocates filed a lawsuit
The American Civil Liberties Union today asked a federal judge to throw out a lawsuit filed in May by Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer that seeks
By Lanny Swerdlow, RN, LNC Next year, the patent on Marinol–the synthetic version of THC–comes to an end, opening the market for synthetic THC distribution
By Steve Elliott of Toke of the Town The head of Rhode Island’s largest medical marijuana advocacy group said she is still optimistic that cannabis
Alternative weeklies are benefiting from medical marijuana advertising. By MSNBC Many newspapers are scaling back staff and trying to turn to other sources of revenue,
If you are involved in marijuana legalization or the marijuana industry, you need to read this BY EAPEN THAMPY The federal government is after you.
Amendment Act B18-622 was approved in a unanimous vote by the Council of the District of Columbia on May 4,2010; the act, which went into
International Medical Marijuana Research Conference Held This Week Near Chicago White House sponsors conference only days after it threatens medical marijuana states Chicago, IL —
DOJ memo sends a chilling message By: Don Duncan, Americans for Safe Access In a move that impacts hundreds of thousands of medical cannabis patients
