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Ballot Would Raise Colorado Marijuana Taxes for Education, and Readers Aren't Buying - Vimarsana News

Ballot Would Raise Colorado Marijuana Taxes for Education, and Readers Aren't Buying

Recreational marijuana sales had another record year in 2020, so it's not surprising that cash-strapped causes are looking at cannabis taxes as a way to raise revenues. Now a new ballot initiative proposed by a group of state legislators and public-education support groups calls for adding another 5 percent tax on marijuana sales to fund a learning-enrichment program that would provide tutoring and after-school education services for Colorado children. Supporters of the proposed Learning Enrichment and Academic Progress (LEAP) program want to see lower- and middle-income parents of Colorado ...

California regulators say cannabis billboards along interstate highways must come down - Vimarsana News

California regulators say cannabis billboards along interstate highways must come down

California regulators say cannabis billboards along interstate highways must come down SHARES GoogleTumblrPinterestLinkedinPocketDiggStumbleupon Published: Jan 22, 2021, 5:29 pm By Brooke Staggs Cannabis businesses can no longer advertise on billboards anywhere along a highway that crosses state borders, after a judge ruled in a favor of a central California dad who sued to block such ads. The ruling won’t impact stretches of in-state freeways populated with marijuana billboards, such as the 55 in Orange County or the 215 in the Inland Empire. But the Bureau of Cannabis Control said Thurs...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20141229:02:16:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20141229:02:16:00

When colorado's voters passed amendment 64, a new industry was born in the state. recreational marijuana. the amendment allows each city or town's government to decide if it's open for business. denver said yes and hundreds of cannabis companies have sprouted up around the city. in less than a year, it surpassed amsterdam as the global capital of marijuana. colorado springs, the state's second largest city, said no. no recreational stores here. to buy pot, you have to travel out of town. this is also part of the new normal. >> my name is matt mormon. i'm the president of high country healing. ...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20141229:02:17:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20141229:02:17:00

It is a little more of a conservative town than denver. they have banned recreational marijuana. voters actually voted for recreational marijuana here in colorado springs. over 5,000 people voted for, more than against. but the city didn't recognize the vote. they basically decided to govern the people instead of the people governing themselves. >> amendment 64 was passed on a statewide basis and never intended as a local referendum. voters in colorado springs were in favor of the measure by roughly 5,000 votes. nonetheless, the city council has chosen to opt out of recreational sales. >> colo...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20141229:03:57:00

Our future is so bright. >> tonight is a night of celebrating perseverance. it's going to be probably a pretty long but exciting night. >> super cool. >> thank you everyone for being here this evening. >> we're going to cut the ribbon on a sfa sillty that is unique. potentially to the world. i'd like to call scott mckinley to say a few words. >> let me chase the elephant out of the room. that is that the governor initially opposed amendment 64. put yourself in his position. being the first state to do something that the federal government says is illegal. i think what tripp has accomplished he...