Here's what metro Detroiters think about the boom of marijuana dispensaries
It's a booming industry employing thousands of people in Michigan, but marijuana sales have also come with some scrutiny in our communities.
Source: wxyz.com
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John Paul Stank, Jr.
John is with his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. John Paul Stank, Jr., 67 of Lancaster, departed this earthly life into eternal glory on February 13, 2024, leaving a hole
Source: lancasteronline.com
Ann Arbor welcomed Hash Bash
The annual event drew thousands of marijuana lovers to U-Ms Ann Arbor campus for an afternoon of speeches, music, shopping and more.
Source: freep.com
These Ann Arbor streets will be closed for Hash Bash, Monroe Street Fair on Saturday
Several streets on U-M's campus will be closed Saturday for the annual Hash Bash and Monroe Street Fair.
Source: clickondetroit.com
Hash Bash returns to University of Michigan on Saturday
Hash Bash, which celebrates all things marijuana, returns to Ann Arbor this weekend.
Source: clickondetroit.com
Ann Arbor's 52nd Hash Bash set for Saturday at University of Michigan
"Free the weed prisoners" is still a rally cry at Hash Bash after more than half a century
Source: mlive.com
Fight over marijuana licenses in Mt. Clemens as city said they didn't issue them
A fight over marijuana is happening in Mt. Clemens. Two dispensaries are now under review by the city, after getting their licenses from the state. The city said it was an error.
Source: wxyz.com
Recreational pot being sold in Mount Clemens, but city says licensing was error
You can now buy recreational marijuana in Mount Clemens even though the city says it's against their rules.
Source: wxyz.com
Former Winhall woman headed back to prison
BURLINGTON – A former Winhall woman, who served 3 years in federal prison for her part in obtaining about $1.6 million in bogus loans at five financial institutions, including the
Source: benningtonbanner.com
Former Winhall woman headed back to prison
BURLINGTON — A former Winhall woman, who served 3 years in federal prison for her part in obtaining about $1.6 million in bogus loans at five financial institutions, including the
Source: manchesterjournal.com