The Green Solution, one of Colorado's largest dispensary chains, controls nearly every part of the marijuana production process from seed to sale, and all things in between. But when it comes to the social consumption part, the enthusiasm just isn't there yet.
It took nearly two years to chart the path, but recreational marijuana delivery is about to start in Colorado. The apps are ready to launch, cars are filled with gas, and permits are being issued at least five so far, according to the state Marijuana Enforcement Division.
Several dispensaries in Aurora, currently the only Colorado town that has recreational marijuana dispensaries and also allows recreational delivery, are racing to get their drivers on the road as soon as their permits are approved by the MED and the City of Aurora. The Green Solution, Medicine Man, Lightshade, Colorado Harvest Company and Rocky Road have all submitted applications, and a few have already been approved, according to the MED and Aurora regulators, with a couple of stores close to launching the service.
now dependence sears dispensaries have a new war as a fox investigation into card usage. we traced 56 welfare crash withdraw transactions total ling $3,895 to 19 different marijuana dispensaries just in the month of january. names like medicine man, star buds, the green solution, mmj and the sanctuary stood out as unusual places for welfare recipients to withdraw from 20 to $200 in cash. here now to reply monica crowley and alan colmes both fox news analysts. colmes, reporter did a story poor neighborhood in new york on welfare check day. we had hidden cameras and were out there. the drug dealers were lined up at the check cashing stores. okay? where you cash your check. you get the money and they run out and buy heroin and crack cocaine. this is not new.
now dependence sears dispensaries have a new war as a fox investigation into card usage. we traced 56 welfare crash withdraw transactions total ling $3,895 to 19 different marijuana dispensaries just in the month of january. names like medicine man, star buds, the green solution, mmj and the sanctuary stood out as unusual places for welfare recipients to withdraw from 20 to $200 in cash. here now to reply monica crowley and alan colmes both fox news analysts. colmes, reporter did a story poor neighborhood in new york on welfare check day. we had hidden cameras and were out there. the drug dealers were lined up at the check cashing stores. okay? where you cash your check. you get the money and they run out and buy heroin and crack cocaine. this is not new.