Police knew about Shelly Titcheners disappearance. They knew from her husband, paul. He said she left their house the night before valentines day to stay with a friend. When she hadnt returned two days later, he reported her missing. I think they didnt have a great relationship, but a lot of people dont. Reporter neighbors who watched Paul Titchener put up missing posters on the street now dont know what to think. Shelleys friends wondered on the facebook search page, why would she leave without a car . A phone . A wallet . And two grown sons frantic . This neighbor recalled shelley as troubled the last time she saw her. Seemed trouble. Troubled. Reporter body parts of the dumbarton. , beginning sunday evening with a womans torso found by fishermen as Fremont Police investigated, a man jumped from the bay bridge about 9 00 tuesday night. Soon identified as shelleys 62 yearold spouse. That brought forensic investigators to the couples house all day wednesday. As Paul Titcheners pickup w
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California cannabis businesses weathered 2020 better than many industries, but challenges persist Brooke Staggs © Provided by LA Daily News Worker Jared Keim assists a customer at Sweet Flower, a licensed cannabis shop in Studio City on Thursday, April 16, 2020 during the coronavirus outbreak. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Pasadena Star-News/SCNG)
No one would say Year Three was the charm for California’s legal cannabis businesses, as many in the industry spent 2020 struggling with a global pandemic, high tax rates and illegal competitors that the state just can’t stamp out.
But marijuana businesses are faring better this year than some other sectors thanks to their “essential” designation, which allows retailers and others in the supply chain to stay open during lockdowns. Some also believe the “essential” label is providing an image boost for an industry that’s long been stigmatized.