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It’s been nearly a year since Connecticut became the 18th state to legalize cannabis. Now entrepreneurs must obtain a license through the state to enter the industry.
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At least forty people gathered at the state Capitol today to protest a bill that would crack down on giving away adult-use and medical use cannabis.
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Connecticut lawmakers are considering a bill, HB 5329, that would impose several new restrictions on cannabis sale and distribution.
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Connecticut business incubator and the state’s largest workforce development agency have partnered to form The Alliance for Cannabis Equity, Thursday. It released a “quote” Cannabis Manifesto a resource for Black and Brown entrepreneurs interested in the growing industry.
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A new college program is launching at ECSU giving students the chance to minor in cannabis cultivation.
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The Social Equity Council approved Thursday a list of 215 communities that will be prioritized for marijuana sales licenses and special equity programs.
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The state of Connecticut says the selling of recreational marijuana will be legal here in 2022. But Avon passed a marijuana sales ban this week. Avon Planning and Community Development Director Hiram Peck explained why on "All Things Considered."
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Newtown First Selectman explains why they are banning marijuana sales.
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This hour, we discuss Baby Bonds. The program promises to make $50-million per year available for accounts for children born in poor families. The $3,200…
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The recreational use of marijuana becomes legal in Connecticut tomorrow, July 1. But much work is left to be done surrounding legal pot, including the…