Millions in revenue could be lost if Montana s marijuana program is delayed
Dispensaries say delay of Montana recreational marijuana bill would cost millions
By: Mitch Lagge
and last updated 2021-02-24 12:15:20-05
BILLINGS â The owners of Montana Advanced Caregivers, a medical marijuana dispensary in Billings, say their business and the state will lose millions of dollars if the voter-approved recreational marijuana program were delayed until January 2023.
âIt would cost our business hundreds of thousands if not millions in losses of sales. Right now, Montana created a market. Theyâre having (cannabis) dinners down at the Billings Depot. The University of Montana projected $200 million worth of sales in the first year. If weâre not the ones supplying the market, somebody else will, said Jason Smith, co-owner of Montana Advanced Caregivers.
Dispensaries: Millions in tax revenue could be lost if legislators delay Montana s recreational marijuana program
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Dispensaries: Millions in tax revenue could be lost if legislators delay Montana s recreational marijuana program
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BELLEVILLE A woman claims a substance on the floor of Sam s East in O Fallon caused her fall and suffer injuries.
Karen Miller filed a complaint Feb. 5 in the St. Clair County Circuit Court against Sam s East Inc., and David Heaton, alleging negligence.
Heaton is the owner/operator of Sam s East, the suit states.
Miller claims in her suit that she was at Sam s East on West Highway 50 in O Fallon on Aug. 8, 2020, when she slipped on a foreign substance that accumulated on the floor. As a result, Miller claims she suffered severe injuries including to her back, soft tissues, shoulder, muscles, ligaments, tendons and nerves.
Conscious Cook: Let the sunshine in with a fresh Cara Cara salad
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February has been full of swirling snowstorms, ice-slick roads and tumbling temperatures.
Right about now, many conscious cooks begin to pine for the warmth and radiance of summer sunshine. When frigid days and nights are pervasive, a bit of brilliant color and joyous flavor will help defrost and regenerate the system.
Citrus fruits are a beautifully natural ingredient that will rev up the winter table with generous juiciness and vibrant, vivacious hues.
Cara Cara oranges have a particular beauty that cooks can incorporate into their winter meals. A navel orange, the Cara Cara variety was supposedly discovered in the mid 1970s at Hacienda Cara Cara in Venezuela.