Meridian, Charlotte, Potterville to consider marijuana operations
More than three years after sales of recreational cannabis began in Michigan three Lansing area communities are considering allowing marijuana businesses.
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More than three years after sales of recreational cannabis began in Michigan three Lansing area communities are considering allowing marijuana businesses.
Meridian Township officials are taking the first step in allowing recreational marijuana establishments and hosting a public hearing in December.
Meridian Township planning commissioners are considering using the current medical marijuana sites for recreational marijuana facilities.
April 5, 2021 By Jessica Mathews / news@whmi.com Despite some delays due to the pandemic, a grant-funded project for a new Recycle Livingston facility is back on track. At a recent virtual meeting, the Howell City Council voted to authorize the mayor to sign the 2020 Recycling and Organics Infrastructure Grant agreement between the City and the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy for the Recycle Livingston facility at 170 Catrell Street. Toward the beginning of the pandemic last April, Council voted to partner with Recycle Livingston o...
January 19, 2021 By Jessica Mathews / news@whmi.com Future parking in front of the old Barnard Center property was discussed at a recent virtual Howell City Council meeting. The City earlier demolished the old center to make way for new development and three lots were created. Four competitive bids were received and Council earlier voted to finalize a purchase agreement with the Howell Education Foundation, which builds homes in the local area through the high schoolâs Construction Trades program. However in order to develop the vacant lots, the back-...