Trulieve Announces the Opening of its Northampton Store
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Northampton location brings Trulieve s premium cannabis products and trusted customer experience to Massachusetts patients and customers
HOLYOKE, Mass., May 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -
Trulieve Cannabis Corp. ( Trulieve or The Company ) (CSE: TRUL) (OTC: TCNNF), a leading and top-performing cannabis company in the United States, today announced that the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission has approved the launch of Trulieve s operations in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Trulieve plans to open its first dispensary in the state on Thursday, June 3. To welcome the newest dispensary to Massachusetts, Northampton Mayor David Narkewicz will be in attendance for a ribbon cutting ceremony at 3:00 p.m.
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Now that Utah has a medical cannabis program (for its rollicking timeline, see
City Weekly s Get on the Canna-bus, published April 22), it should be easy for anyone to sign up and start smoking, right? Wrong. There are plenty more steps and hoops to jump through before you re able to even visit a pharmacy.
As many
City Weekly readers likely know, two of our neighboring states Colorado and Nevada have had recreational cannabis programs running for years (on top of their decades-old medical cannabis systems), almost certainly capturing millions of tax dollars from Utahns and residents of other restrictive nearby states.
N.C. lawmakers propose bill to legalize marijuana (Source: Hans Pennink) By WBTV Web Staff | April 21, 2021 at 11:13 PM EDT - Updated April 22 at 2:12 PM
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - North Carolina lawmakers have introduced a bill to legalize marijuana in the state.
Rep. John Autry, along with House Members Allison Dahle, Pricey Harrison and Zack Hawkins introduced HB 617, a bill to legalize and regulate the sale, possession and use of Cannabis in North Carolina.
“We all know someone or have a constituent that has contacted House Member’s offices for help with a relative or friend being jailed for possession of small amounts of marijuana,” Rep. Harrison said. “We took great care in writing this bill to include items to encourage bipartisan support. This bill will ensure appropriate guidelines and restrictions.”
Remember the heady days of 2018? When 53 percent of Utah voters passed Proposition 2, allowing the use of medical cannabis by qualified Utah patients? Voters even green-lit the growing of up to six plants for certain patients personal use.
But voters taking such matters into their own hands woke up a sleeping bear meaning Utah s governor and Legislature then sprang into action approving their own medical cannabis bill that circumvented Prop 2.
And now, after years of advocacy, grueling work to put a referendum to the voters, opposition from conservative and religious leaders, and plenty of growing pains, Utah finally has a medical cannabis program. With more than 23,000 card-holding patients who have purchased nearly $30 million in cannabis products, the program has already established itself in its first year and will only continue to grow.