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After long wait, Mainers revel in first day of recreational pot sales
Long lines formed outside some of the 6 stores that opened Friday, and the limited supply and high prices didn t dampen the spirits of those who turned out to celebrate the freedom to buy marijuana legally.
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Jason Chavez of Portland celebrates being the first customer at Theory Wellness. Brianna Soukup/Staff Photographer
After a four-year wait, Mainers can finally buy legal marijuana for the sole purpose of getting high.
That is something that Dan Comeau, a 46-year-old Portland resident, has been waiting almost 20 years to do. He and a friend took the day off from work and got dressed up – he in a suede blazer and she in a velvet minidress – to buy adult-use cannabis from SeaWeed Co. in South Portland on Friday, the first day of legal recreational sales in Maine.
Ghostbusters has been remade multiple times.
Columbia Pictures
Summary: After a team of scientists (Harold Ramis, Dan Akroyd, and Bill Murray) lose their jobs at Columbia University, they take on a new recruit (Ernie Hudson) and become ghost hunters for hire.
Why you ll like it: Back to the Future effortlessly blends humor and high-concept storytelling with its tongue-in-cheek approach to time travel.
Similarly, Ghostbusters also walks a fine line by balancing comedy and horror in this sci-fi staple. Ghostbusters (1984) set the tone for future sci-fi comedies.
Summary: After a team of scientists (Harold Ramis, Dan Akroyd, and Bill Murray) lose their jobs at Columbia University, they take on a new recruit (Ernie Hudson) and become ghost hunters for hire.
The following is a review of The Transgender-Industrial Complex by Scott Howard (Antelope Hill Publishing, 2020).
“In the wasteland of deepening darkness overcoming our civilization, the plagues of opioids and antidepressants, a steady diet of appointments with the local psychoanalyst, hormone blockers for prepubescent children, demon-drag-queen story time and more untold horrors confront us as the forces of disintegration eat the remnants of our civilization from the inside out.” With
The Transgender-Industrial Complex, Scott Howard has given decent, red-blooded Heritage Americans one of the most important books of the 21st century. It is a dizzying tour-de-force, a missile bursting overhead, a fire-bell in the night which defies summarization and simply must be read by every good American left in our fallen, prostrate nation. In
Maine lawmaker proposes more flexible review of cannabis-related advertising
The bill from Rep. Colleen Madigan, D-Waterville, would strengthen the appeal process for businesses found in violation of marijuana marketing rules, including rules meant to prevent targeting ads to minors.
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SeaWeed owner Scott Howard was fined $10,000 and ordered to stop using a mermaid in any merchandise, packaging or advertising. The issue is headed for a legal challenge.
Hannah LaClaire/Staff Writer
A Maine lawmaker is proposing changes to the state’s marijuana advertising rules following complaints that the current system is too restrictive and subjective.
Proposed by Rep. Colleen Madigan, D-Waterville, “An Act To Amend the Law Regarding the Advertising and Marketing of Adult Use Marijuana” would strengthen the appeal process for businesses found in violation of the state’s marijuana advertising rules. Despite the title, Madigan said in an interview Thursday, the bill, which is s