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Two more Lake County communities pass marijuana moratoriums - Vimarsana News

Two more Lake County communities pass marijuana moratoriums

Kirtland and Painesville Township have joined the list of communities implementing marijuana-related moratoriums following the passage of Ohio Issue 2 on Nov. 7.

Recreational Marijuana is Legal in Ohio, But Bills Are Trying to Change the Law - Vimarsana News

Recreational Marijuana is Legal in Ohio, But Bills Are Trying to Change the Law

The Ohio Senate passed a bill Wednesday night with major changes to the law that the Ohio House could bring to the floor for a vote next week.

Ohio Senate Votes to Approve Changes to the Marijuana Law. DeWine Urges Bill's Passage | Cincinnati - Vimarsana News

Ohio Senate Votes to Approve Changes to the Marijuana Law. DeWine Urges Bill's Passage | Cincinnati

"While it will be legal for Ohio citizens to possess marijuana, there will be no place for them to legally buy it. This bill deals with this."

Ohio Senate Republicans are Trying to Change Ohio's Marijuana Law Before it Goes into Effect | Cincinnati - Vimarsana News

Ohio Senate Republicans are Trying to Change Ohio's Marijuana Law Before it Goes into Effect | Cincinnati

The proposed changes would eliminate home grow, raise the tax rate, alter how the funds would be used and lower THC levels.

Ohio Abortion Rights, Kentucky's Governor Race, Control Of Virginia's Legislature: Here's What's At Stake In Tuesday's Election - Vimarsana News

Ohio Abortion Rights, Kentucky's Governor Race, Control Of Virginia's Legislature: Here's What's At Stake In Tuesday's Election

Kentucky Gov. Beshear (D) risks losing his seat to a Republican attorney general, while Mississippi could elect a Democratic governor for the first time in 20 years.

Source: forbes.com