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Some Japanese are trying to reinvigorate their country's most aged village — where two-thirds of residents are over 65.

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The picture might look bleak for most e-commerce companies, but this one could be the exception.

Trees sprout from the broken windows and gutters of the former Sir John Maxwell School in Pollokshaws, Glasgow. They have laid claim to the Edwardian edifice, digging their roots into cracks in the red sandstone bricks, while a crow stands sentinel on the highest chimney pot.

“It’s about making sure that there’s actually a pathway for people who have been on the illicit market to actually get to be part of the real market," Shanel Lindsay said.

“It’s about making sure that there’s actually a pathway for people who have been on the illicit market to actually get to be part of the real market," Shanel Lindsay said.

Marijuana trade group drops lawsuit against state after backlash Key companies quit dispensary association amid boycott by equity activists By Dan Adams Globe Staff,Updated January 25, 2021, 8:08 a.m. Email to a Friend A Massachusetts dispensary employee holds a container of marijuana flower.Michael Swensen for The Boston Globe/file The largest marijuana business association in Massachusetts has dropped a lawsuit against the state after more than a dozen key members of the group quit or renounc...