Marijuana growers, processors and labs (but no dispensaries yet) can go live.
This April 27, 2011, file photo, shows young marijuana plants ready to be planted on a medical marijuana cooperative in Jacksonville, Ore. The Ohio Division of Cannabis Control approved more medical marijuana businesses to expand into the recreational market. This includes four testing labs, which check for THC levels, terpenes, mold, pesticides and other substances,Ohio’s “sales tax holiday” starts today and lasts until Aug.
JD Vance was trolled relentlessly on social media last week, some of which was linked to baseless viral rumors. Has he turned a corner yet?On the Movehe is leaving the powerful anti-abortion lobby group. He didn’t explicitly explain the decision, stating only that “circumstances did not allow me to serve as I had desired in this role for the sake of the preborn.”Lee Strang as the inaugural executive director of the Salmon P. Chase Center for Civics, Culture and Society.
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