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One restaurant had five violations: Ada County food service inspections May 23-29, 2023 - Vimarsana News

One restaurant had five violations: Ada County food service inspections May 23-29, 2023

See which food-service businesses did not pass the most recent inspections. Most violations have been corrected.

Source: yahoo.com
California pot trade linked to cartels leaves chemicals, dead animals - Vimarsana News

California pot trade linked to cartels leaves chemicals, dead animals

Thousands of illegal marijuana grow sites, some linked to Mexican drug cartels, litter precious public lands across Northern California.

Officer Shoots and Kills Tethered Dog in Weed Farm Raid Gone Wrong - Vimarsana News

Officer Shoots and Kills Tethered Dog in Weed Farm Raid Gone Wrong

A dog was killed during a raid of a state-licensed Trinity County farm in California.

Emerald Triangle communities were built on cannabis. Legalization has pushed them to the brink - Vimarsana News

Emerald Triangle communities were built on cannabis. Legalization has pushed them to the brink

Cannabis has been king in this rural area of northern California. But as prices plummet, communities and business owners are hurting, with no clear solutions in sight. Many blame Proposition

Emerald Triangle communities were built on cannabis. Legalization has pushed them to the brink - Vimarsana News

Emerald Triangle communities were built on cannabis. Legalization has pushed them to the brink

Cannabis has been king in this rural area of northern California. But as prices plummet, communities and business owners are hurting, with no clear solutions in sight. Many blame Proposition 64 for undermining small growers.

Source: ijpr.org