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Floridas high court rejects proposed constitutional amendment on recreational pot use Jim Saunders © Rachel Woolf, Special to the Free Press Rachel Brown of Grand Haven smokes during Hash Bash on Saturday, April 1, 2017 at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. The event brought supporters of marijuana together with shouts of "Free the weed!" Rachel Woolf, Special to the Free Press TALLAHASSEE — The Florida Supreme Court on Thursday rejected a proposed constitutional amen...

Handmade guitar returned 8 months after its stolen out of musicians home Musician Tom Wall is known for his band Cosmic Knot and his work with Florganoleptic music, which entails creating music through the use of plants and last updated 2021-04-13 18:49:16-04 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — A musician who has made a name for himself throughout West Michigan and the country through his work with his band Cosmic Knot, recently had a guitar returned to him eight months after it was stolen out of his ho...

Ann Arbor Public Schools delays return; hundreds gather for Hash Bash; your guide to FoolMoon Meredith Bruckner, Community News Producer, All About Ann Arbor Published:  Tags:  Happy Friday! April ☔️ bring May ��. The rainy season has arrived and I, for one, love it. The weekend brings multiple rain chances, so be sure to check the forecast before venturing outdoors. Ann Arbor Public Schools announced this week that it will be delaying the return to school buildings for students in gr...

When I first moved to Michigan in the mid 80’s I worked in Ann Arbor and quickly learned what a cool town it was in many ways. Of course the University of Michigan has a big influence on the town, but it also has some counterculture history. The Hash Bash started back in 1972. A group along with John Lennon had come to town for a freedom rally to bring attention to poet and activist John Sinclair. He had been sentenced to ten years in prison because he was caught with two joints. As with ever...

Dave McGinley smokes a joint at a smoke-in on the University of Michigan Diag in Ann Arbor on Saturday, April 3, 2021. (Jacob Hamilton | The Ann Arbor News via AP) ANN ARBOR, Michigan — Hundreds of people protested state and federal marijuana laws Saturday in Ann Arbor, despite public health orders limiting gatherings.  The participants in Saturday’s “smoke-in” protest split from organizers of the Hash Bash, who made the event virtual in 2020 and again this year due to the COVID-19 pan...

Saturdays Hash Bash in Ann Arbor (Photo: Bryan Nugent) The 50th annual Hash Bash hosted a virtual variety show that included politicians, athletes and musicians. Due to the pandemic and health guidelnes, organizers encouraged people to celebrate from home. But that didnt stop some folks from showing up Saturday at the traditional spot, the Diag on the University of Michigans central campus, The Michigan Daily reports. Last years rally was completely online because of the pandemic. Recreati...

Smoke-in draws hundreds despite push for virtual Hash Bash April 3, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Hundreds of people protested state and federal marijuana laws Saturday in Ann Arbor, despite public health orders limiting gatherings. The participants in Saturdays “smoke-in” protest split from organizers of the Hash Bash, who made the event virtual in 2020 and again this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, MLive.com reported. Its typically held on the University of Michig...

Hash Bash marijuana rally draws hundreds to University of Michigan Diag for smoke-in protest Updated Apr 03, 4:51 PM; Posted Apr 03, 3:09 PM 25 Facebook Share ANN ARBOR, MI – Hundreds of protesters, pot tourists and marijuana enthusiasts were at the University of Michigan Diag Saturday afternoon for a smoke-in protest in conjunction with the 50th Hash Bash rally. The annual smoke-in was a protest of marijuana laws, including the prohibition against smoking in public, according to Adam Broo...

When: Sat., April 3, 12 p.m. The Ann Arbor Hash Bash will be returning this year as a variety-show-style production, free to the public, featuring activists and entertainers from around the state and country. The Hash Bash Planning Committee is excited to announce former Fox 2 News Anchor, Anqunette Sarfoh, as Master of Ceremonies. The speakers lineup for this year’s Hash Bash which will include Attorney General Dana Nessel, Congresswoman Debbie Dingell (D-MI), Senator Jeff Irwin ...

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