Michigan, the first Midwestern state with legal marijuana, offers lessons for Minnesota
As U.S. states have gradually approved pot's legal use, a fellow Great Lakes state says: "Learn from our mistakes."
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As U.S. states have gradually approved pot's legal use, a fellow Great Lakes state says: "Learn from our mistakes."
To honor Earth Day, Second Wave's Mark Wedel interviewed a musical cactus. Well, not quite. But he interviewed a local musician who plays the cactus as an instrument – and another who plays music along with music-making aloe vera and even a giant Seq
Michigan residents and the UMich chapter of Students for Sensible Drug Policy held the 52nd annual Hash Bash on the Diag Saturday.
On Saturday, cannabis enthusiasts celebrated the sweet leaf at Ann Arbor’s annual Hash Bash. Started in 1972 to protest the arrest of activist John Sinclair for possessing two joints, the Hash Bash has grown into a political rally, a festival with the adjacent Monroe Street Fair, and a celebration of the end of cannabis prohibition in Michigan.
The annual event drew thousands of marijuana lovers to U-M's Ann Arbor campus for an afternoon of speeches, music, shopping and more.