Short’s popular ginger-lime Mule Beer to become flavor for cannabis-infused gummies
Updated Jan 28, 2021;
Posted Jan 28, 2021
Short s Brewing Company s Mule Beer, a Moscow-mule inspired ale brewed with ginger and lime, will be the newest flavor of cannabis-infused gummies made by Jolly Edibles.
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BELLAIRE, MICH. The spicy-sweet, ginger-lime flavor of Short’s Brewing Company’s popular Mule Beer ale will soon be packaged in a new form: Cannabis-infused gummies.
The ale, a craft-beer riff on the Moscow Mule cocktail, is the latest Short’s product to be featured in a line of beer-inspired THC gummies made by Jolly Edibles, a subsidiary of the Diamondale, Mich. based cannabis company Skymint Brands.
The Pflugerville ISD board of trustees formally called for an election in Ma, following Place 1 trustee Mary Kimmins Jan. 21 announcement she would not seek re-election.
The May election, scheduled for May 1, will include candidates vying for Places 1 and 2. Place 2 is currently held by trustee Tony Hanson.
Kimmins has served on the board since 2015 and previously served as vice president of the board. She currently serves as an educational consultant partner with LCM Consulting LLC and has over 30 years of experience in educational service. Anyone interested in serving the district, this is a serving board, Kimmins said following her announcement. Everybody here cares about this district, cares about the kids and the staff, and so I just want to say that Place 1 will be open.”
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PAULDING Earlier this week, troopers from the Van Wert Ohio State Highway Patrol Post arrested and charged a 48-year-old Indiana man with operating a vehicle under the influence, making it his 24th OVI arrest and sixth felony OVI charge in his lifetime.
Troopers from the Van Wert Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol are shown with Tony Hanson, who was being arrested for his sixth felony impaired driving violation and his 24th lifetime OVI charge.
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The driver, Tony Martin Hanson, was pulled over on Monday afternoon after motorists called 9-1-1 to report his unsafe driving. Hanson was later observed by the Paulding police chief as the Indiana man entered that community, where his vehicle struck a curb while pulling into the Dairy Queen parking lot.