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Cannabis Regulatory Update: New York, Oregon, Arizona, Nebraska - Vimarsana News

Cannabis Regulatory Update: New York, Oregon, Arizona, Nebraska

Survey: Most New Yorkers Support Legal Weed But Not Near Their Home As marijuana legalization in New York continues to be on the fast track, with  Gov. Andrew Cuomo expressing his support, an issue of cannabis retail locations arises. According to the Consensus Strategies' study, 52% of New Yorker City residents oppose marijuana sales in their neighborhoods. "The fight to find viable sites will be intense," Consensus Strategies CEO Patrick Fox said Wednesday. Even though 61% of those living in New York State support the legalization of adult-use cannabis sales, the number of those willing ...

Study: New Yorkers Support Recreational Marijuana, Just Not in Their Neighborhood - Vimarsana News

Study: New Yorkers Support Recreational Marijuana, Just Not in Their Neighborhood

Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, March 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- While 61% of New York State residents support the legalization of adult-use recreational marijuana sales, more than half (52%) of those living in New York City would oppose its sale in their neighborhood. This disparity between general support and willingness to actually live near one is a significant problem when communities decide where, if anywhere, they want to allow marijuana retail sales.  With 61% of New York state residents believing a community should have the right to "opt-out" and ban marijuana sales in...

How two IRA men cheated carnage at Loughgall - Vimarsana News

How two IRA men cheated carnage at Loughgall

Two IRA men escaped the SAS ambush at Loughgall RUC station - after soldiers turned their getaway cars away from the scene. Eight members of the Provos' East Tyrone Brigade were gunned down as well as an innocent civilian in the 1987 attack. Special forces soldiers were lying in wait for them and opened fire after the terrorists drove a digger with a bomb and sprayed it with bullets. A new book about the IRA has revealed that another two members - 22-year-old Dermot Quinn and 18-year-old Patrick Fox - drove in separate cars from Portadown into the village, ready to take the rest of the unit t...