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MMJourney: LA City Council Chases Tail on Proliferation of Dispensaries
The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously July 24 to ban medical marijuana dispensaries, another salvo from city…
Cannabytes: Is Medical Marijuana a Fraud?
It’s a claim that’s been made against the medical marijuana industry since before the laws were passed: the…
Cannabytes: MMJ at Risk in Northern CO
Northern Colorado seems to have a beef with the state’s medical marijuana laws. Dispensaries have been banned in…
Connie Chronnoisseur: Vail’s Herbal Elements
This dispensary has its grow operation on site. In other words, patients can see exactly where their medicine comes from and check it out for themselves. And, as I learned, it also grants the extra bonus of Smell-o-Vision. Delicious.
Cannabytes: Loveland Not Feeling the Love
Last November, Larimer County passed a bill which outlawed the sale of medical marijuana in Loveland. That bill went into effect this week and local patients have been feeling the effects.
Cannabytes: Higher Learning at a Mile High
Have you heard of Greenway University? The first of its kind here in Colorado, Greenway is a state-approved higher-learning institution centered on the study of medical marijuana, from law to business to cultivation.
Cannabytes: MMJ Patient Interview
This week I interviewed a medical marijuana user from Loveland. At 53, she leads an active lifestyle, is fit, and works out frequently. She suffers from back pain due to scoliosis and has been using marijuana for almost five months to ease her pain.
Boob Tubin’: Daily Show Gets “Mile High”
Adam Arete had a dream. The Denver music producer's fantasy might not have been on par with Martin Luther King's, but it was certainly within reach. Arete was prescribed sunglasses in eighth grade to curb chronic migraines, but “sticky icky†does the trick these days. When he stumbled into Suite 420 of a converted warehouse—the site of a medical marijuana dispensary called The Apothecary—recently, wearing a Velcro City Records hoodie and his now trademark dark shades (not exactly an old lady with glaucoma), he immediately recognized Daily Show correspondent Jason Jones.