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COLUMBUS, Ohio — The amount of marijuana grown for Ohio’s medical marijuana program would expand and the number of dispensaries able to sell it would be increased, under Republican legislation
Mark Springer has sat on city council for three full terms. He also sat for two shorter terms. He’s been in Bethel for about 20 years, and in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta for about 40 years in total. One thread in Springer’s recent city council work has been attention to Native issues and politics.
Glen Klinkhart was appointed director of Alaska's Alcohol and Marijuana Control Office (AMCO) on a permanent basis.
Alaska Marijuana Control Board is considering doubling the amount of THC allowed in edibles Published March 2 Share on Facebook Print article Alaska marijuana regulators are considering loosening restrictions on edible marijuana products in the state. The regulation change would double the amount of THC, the plant’s psychoactive compound, allowed in a single serving. Proponents of the change say it would benefit the industry, giving manufacturers more flexibility and saving money for them and for consumers. Alaska’s limit on edibles is currently the strictest compared with other sta...
Jones out as Alaska marijuana board member March 2, 2021 GMT JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy has declined to reappoint Loren Jones of Juneau to the board that regulates the state’s legal marijuana industry. Jones held the Marijuana Control Board public health seat since the board’s inception in 2015. He most recently was chair. Dunleavy’s office did not say why he wasn’t reappointed. Jones’ term ended Monday. Board members are subject to legislative confirmation. Board member Bruce Schulte has been serving pending confirmation since August 2019 and Casey Dschaak ...