NY Legalizes Marijuana, But Public Sale Could Take A While
The end game legal weed being available for purchase is still for down the road.
After years of debate, the Governor signing off on a bill to legalize marijuana was big news this week. But the process is just beginning and legal weed getting to retail could be over a year away.
According to a New York Upstate story, getting all the systems in place and cannabis being available for purchase could take up to 14 months. Things like government management and licensing for potential retailers all need to be figured out. Even rules for home growing need to be determined, and that could take up to 18 months to be allowed. Basically, the only thing that is really happening immediately is legalizing possession of small amounts of the drug.
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This Reason Is Why Buffalo Is The Pizza Capital of America
Nationally, New York City and Chicago get all the love when it comes to pizza destinations. New York-style pizza is thin, while Chicago-style is deep dish. Even Detroit-style is gaining massive popularity lately, getting its own pizza at Pizza Hut (square, pan crust-style).
But what about Buffalo? I mean, if you live in Western New York, chances are you believe Buffalo-style pizza is the best. The slightly thicker crust. The extra cheese. The sweeter sauce. The cup-and-char pepperoni. The cheese often extending closer to the crust. It s phenomenal.
Could someone argue that Buffalo is the actual pizza capital of America? Many who don t live here might think that s preposterous, but there s a very good reason why that might be the case, and it has to do with the sheer amount of pizzerias in Buffalo and Western New York.