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While neighboring states open up to cannabis, Kentucky stays closed - WeedLife News Network - Vimarsana News

While neighboring states open up to cannabis, Kentucky stays closed - WeedLife News Network

Tourists come from far and wide to see the 15-foot Superman standing with hands on hips in the center of Metropolis, Illinois. The 6,000 person-town got its nam

While neighboring states open up to cannabis, Kentucky stays closed - Vimarsana News

While neighboring states open up to cannabis, Kentucky stays closed

People from around the region regularly line up outside the one dispensary in Metropolis, Illinois, but out-of-staters still risk criminal penalties if they use or possess the drug back home, whether they bought it legally, or not.

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Anglo Pacific Group PLC Announces Favourable Four Mile Legal Dispute Ruling - Vimarsana News

Anglo Pacific Group PLC Announces Favourable Four Mile Legal Dispute Ruling

LONDON, UK / ACCESSWIRE / April 19, 2022 / Anglo Pacific Group PLC (the "Group" or "Anglo Pacific") (LSE:APF) (TSX:APY) is pleased to announce a favourable judgment with respect to its legal dispute with

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Poet Marcus Jackson on Photographing Columbus' Streets - Vimarsana News

Poet Marcus Jackson on Photographing Columbus' Streets

Buying his first 'real' camera after his child was born, poet Marcus Jackson has now turned to Columbus' streets to find his next subjects.