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With pot opt-outs, NJ towns keep residents from entering business
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With pot opt-outs, NJ towns keep residents from entering business
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Although sixteen U.S. states and Washington, D.C. have legalized adult-use cannabis, numerous municipalities, towns and cities are declining to participate in their state’s legal marijuana programs. One of the results of these opt-outs is that residents needing or wanting cannabis are obliged to travel to surrounding areas to obtain it.
Opt-outs, while nothing new, are impacting even major markets like California, where only 161 of the state’s 482 municipalities have chosen to join the adult-use program that began in 2019.
In Michigan, over 500 towns have prohibited cannabis operations since the state voted to legalize in 2018. In addition, Detroit is involved in a lawsuit over a disputed 15-year residency stipulation for social equity applicants that could result in the Motor City saying no to cannabis sales.
UpdatedThu, Apr 1, 2021 at 3:43 pm ET
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A recreational marijuana smoker indulges in smoking weed on April 14, 2020 in Bushwick. (Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
NEW YORK CITY Let s be honest marijuana wasn t hard to come by in New York City before it became legal.
Sometimes sweet, sometimes skunky smoke wafted up from the city s stoops, parks and everywhere else New Yorkers could find to not-so-sneakily toke up.
Decriminalization of weed in 2019 took away some worry about marijuana arrests unless you were Black or Brown. And medical marijuana has become more prevalent in the city.
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Even Mayor Bill de Blasio acknowledged marijuana is ubiquitous in the city.
How will Hudson County handle legal marijuana? It depends on where you live
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