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On March 31, 2021, New York became the 16th state in the U.S. (with New Mexico poised to become the 17th any day now) to legalize the recreational use of cannabis by people 21 years old or older, paving the way for the emergence of a multitude of cannabis dispensaries looking to cash in on what may become one of the nation’s largest markets.
Dispensaries around the country are looking to grow their businesses using marketing tools commonplace in the retail space, and we would expect dispensaries in New York to do the same. These tools include cloud-based communication platforms, such as Avochato, which allow companies to quickly and efficiently promote their products to consumers via text message.
HUNTINGTON — Opioid distributors’ last-ditch effort to have a judge throw out Cabell County and Huntington’s claims against them for lack of standing was shot down Wednesday, about a month
An ongoing epidemic, that saw an increase in drug overdoses and overdose deaths in 2020, received a breath of life in the form of a bill filed with the help of Onslow County s senator.
One week ago, Senator Michael Lazzara (R-Onslow) announced the introduction of SB 321 called the Amend NC Controlled Substance Act . The bill is seen as a tool to help combat the fight against the opioid crisis in North Carolina by making fentanyl distribution and possession a Class 1 felony.
Simple possession of fentanyl is currently a misdemeanor in the state as the bill would bump offenders up to a maximum punishment of two years in jail if convicted.
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