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Paramus NJ legal weed: Marijuana stores may be coming

PARAMUS  The council is outlining plans to allow recreational marijuana retailers, enticed by a transfer tax that would bring revenues to the borough.  Mayor Richard LaBarbiera said he was given preliminary numbers of medical marijuana facilities making about $20 million per location, of which $400,000 would return to the borough through the 2% transfer tax. It s all around us and I think it s imperative that we take advantage of this and keep that money in the borough, restricted from our residential areas, of course, LaBarbiera said at Tuesday s Borough Council meeting.  Currently, the borough code prohibits recreational marijuana dispensaries. Medical marijuana dispensaries are permitted only in the Highway Corridor Commercial zone along Route 4.

Clarkston man pleads not guilty for second degree murder

A Clarkston man pled not guilty to second-degree murder and evidence tampering charges during his arraignment Monday morning.  Clarskton Police Chief Joel Hastings said John C. Weber was arrested for murder in the second degree March 7 after officers responded to a reported suicide attempt on 5th Street in Clarkston where Weber and his mother live. Weber’s mother, Jeanne Weber, called in the attempted suicide report.  Two responding officers found a woman, later identified as 50-year-old Kymberly Berreman, with a gunshot wound to her head, Hastings said. Berreman was transferred to St. Joseph Regional Medical Center in Lewiston, Idaho. She was pronounced dead later that day. 

Essentia s mobile vaccine team reaches those with access barriers

Essentia s mobile vaccine team reaches those with access barriers The St. Scholastica Monastery was one of the latest stops for the mobile vaccine unit, which is expanding to meet community needs. Written By: Andee Erickson | × Registered nurse Kristin Sullivan administers a second dose of the Pfizer vaccine to Sister Charity Nkwera on Tuesday, Feb. 16, during Essentia s mobile vaccine clinic at the St. Scholastica Monastery in Duluth. (Tyler Schank / tschank@duluthnews.com) A couple dozen sisters of Duluth s St. Scholastica Monastery, and nearly as many staff members who work with them, received their second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday afternoon.

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