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Ohio nearing start of recreational marijuana sales

On Friday, Ohio's 132 medical marijuana dispensaries will be able to apply for recreational sales permits.

Organizers clarify recreational marijuana's role at Ohio cannabis festival

Map: Where you may soon be able to buy recreational marijuana in the Dayton area

Medical marijuana dispensaries across the region are preparing for the rollout of state-issued licenses to sell recreationally, with the application p

Marijuana festival planned for Ohio banking on recreational sale approval

Report Grocery prices unnecessarily inflated during pandemic / Public News Service

Americans got a bit of a reprieve last month, as food and auto prices dipped for the first time in 90 days. As Texas households continue to deal with high food costs, the latest report from the Federal Trade Commission showed some major retailers unnecessarily increased prices during the pandemic in 2020 and are still reaping the benefits of inflated prices. Angela Huffman, president of the nonprofit Farm Action, said although supply-chain problems have been largely fixed, Amazon, Kroger and Walmart continue to show high profit margins. ...

Local medical marijuana dispensaries gearing up for recreational sale

Medical marijuana dispensaries across the region are preparing for the rollout of state-issued licenses to sell recreationally, with the application p

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CFPB late fee rule could save NYers money

New Yorkers could benefit from a new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rule. It caps credit card late fees at $8, or - at the credit card company's discretion - 25% of the minimum balance due. Consumers in New York and across the country would save about $220 per year. ...

WA invests 20 million in rural broadband infrastructure / Public News Service

Washington state is investing in bringing high-speed internet to more people in rural areas. The Washington State Public Works Board has approved $20 million, largely in eastern Washington and in distressed areas for infrastructure projects to connect people to broadband internet. Sheila Richardson, programs manager for the board, explained the need for the funding by many stakeholders. ...