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Farm Bill could field regulations for growth of cannabis derivatives - Vimarsana News

Farm Bill could field regulations for growth of cannabis derivatives

With the SAFE Banking Act and other cannabis legislation stalled in Congress, cannabis reform advocates are looking to the Farm Bill as a possible avenue for cannabis reform.

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Advertiser.ie - Eleanor McEvoy, an artist who created the soundtrack for a generation - Vimarsana News

Advertiser.ie - Eleanor McEvoy, an artist who created the soundtrack for a generation

Writer of the bestselling album in Irish history, A Woman's Heart, singer-songwriter Eleanor McEvoy talks about pandemic teachings, leaping into the unknown and the mind-altering drug that is music, ahead of her appearance in An Taibhdhearc on Saturday, April 14.

Connecticut restaurants serving Easter brunches and dinners - Vimarsana News

Connecticut restaurants serving Easter brunches and dinners

Connecticut restaurants are offering Easter Sunday sit-down meals, brunch buffets and catering packages, and there may even be an Easter Bunny sighting.

CIOB Conservation Conference: New ideas for tough times - Vimarsana News

CIOB Conservation Conference: New ideas for tough times

Eventbrite - The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) presents CIOB Conservation Conference: New ideas for tough times - Tuesday, 25 April 2023 at One Moorgate Place, London, England. Find event and registration information.

All-women art exhibition on display in North Miami - Vimarsana News

All-women art exhibition on display in North Miami

AfriKin Art and the North Miami Community Redevelopment Agency have teamed up again to bring another art exhibition to the Scott Galvin Community Center – this time, for Women's History