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Network operator accepts cryptocurrency to aid pot entrepreneurs
The deal means MTX Connect will accept ParagonCoin.
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Marijuana convention in Portland bigger than last year’s
With retail sales growing closer in Maine, the Maine Cannabis Convention draws about 40 more exhibitors this year.
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State names new medical marijuana director
Craig Patterson steps into the post, which has been vacant for about one year.
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Third annual cannabis convention rolls out this weekend in Portland
The two-day event featuring marijuana education and networking is geared toward those seeking opportunities in the budding business.
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Study links fast food, pot
Cannabis linked to increased appetites of dispensary customers.
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Colorado’s ban on edible pot shapes takes effect
It’s motivated by concerns about children popping the tasty-looking products into their mouths and getting sick.
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Bill to make sale of recreational marijuana legal in Maine faces uncertain fate
A Republican legislative leader says he’s uneasy with the bill because it’s an ‘all-or-nothing’ measure. If it doesn’t pass, the marijuana ballot question that voters approved will become law.
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Legislative panel signs off on bill to spell out Maine’s rules for recreational pot
The committee that’s drafting regulations for Maine’s legal recreational market endorses the bill 13-2, but some lawmakers are concerned about Gov. LePage’s opposition to legalization.
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Disabled marijuana cultivators face eviction from apartment
The Lewiston growers say they started growing marijuana because they couldn’t afford to buy it.