360 Degrees of Michigan 420
April 20th aka “420” has long been a cannabis holiday, and we’ve got some information & events to help you enjoy your Saturday!
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April 20th aka “420” has long been a cannabis holiday, and we’ve got some information & events to help you enjoy your Saturday!
The good people at Michigan Medical Marijuana Certification Center have an interesting article about how marijuana may contribute to women’s sexual enjoyment.
High Times magazine has a feature on the Bay Mills Indian Community becoming the first tribal community in Michigan to legalize recreational cannabis.
The Detroit Free Press takes a great look at the $1.5 billion dollar edible cannabis industry.
The Detroit Free Press reports that while 139 Michigan communities have passed ordinances to allow marijuana businesses in, mostly for medical purposes, more than 400 have opted out of the marijuana marketplace and most of those communities are also rejecting growing operations.
There will be a special screening of Mary Janes: The Women of Weed presented by Dori Edwards on Thursday, April 11, 2019 at 7:30 in Ann Arbor’s Michigan Theater.
Click on Detroit has a great roundup of the happenings at the annual Ann Arbor Hash Bash on Saturday, April 6, 2019 and how the first year with legal cannabis will be different.
Larry Gabriel of the Detroit Metro Times has weighed in with his thoughts on the newly announced Commercial Cannabis Craft Act: Last week an unnamed Michigan group that includes Banks & Company, the Michigan Economic Stimulus Fund, and Minorities for Medical Marijuana announced the Commercial Cannabis Craft Act, which according to a press release is […]
Reason Magazine has an interesting article with lessons for Michigan’s marijuana market from states that have legalized: Michigan’s government has struggled with a huge backlog of applications for marijuana business licenses, and regulators drag their feet on creating the rules they plan to inflict on recreational sales. So entrepreneurs and their customers moved ahead without […]
