Maine law forbids placing ads for marijuana in places where it may reach those under 21 years old.
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Posted inBusiness, Maine
Marijuana advertisements at Colisee rile some parents
General manager of the Androscoggin Bank Colisee Mike Cain says that some changes will be made to future ads at the rink in response to parents’ concerns.
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Posted inBusiness, Maine
Bath could get first recreational marijuana store
Highbrow, a medical marijuana chain, is looking to open its first recreational marijuana store on Leeman Highway in Bath, contingent on Planning Board approval Tuesday.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Former Portland deputy chief now in charge of Maine’s cannabis compliance
Vern Malloch, who served 35 years in the Portland Police Department, is the first director of compliance in Maine’s newly created Office of Marijuana Policy.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, Maine Cannabis Report
Out-of-state hemp now allowed in Maine CBD market
For one month, Maine hemp farmers had the state’s CBD-infused food market to themselves, but a law change has reopened it to out-of-state growers.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: Maine hemp farmers are not criminals
But financial institutions are treating them that way, thanks to slow-moving bureaucrats in Washington.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
Maine adopts a symbol for marijuana products
Maine and Massachusetts will use the same symbol on marijuana products sold for adult use.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, Maine Cannabis Report
Slow rollout in marijuana sales cost Maine revenue and jobs
Three years after legalizing adult-use marijuana, the state’s still waiting for retail shops. Consultants say the economy paid the price as dollars and expertise went elsewhere.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Maine Crime, News
Turner man admits to marijuana-related crimes, faces up to 40 years in prison
Andrew Waite was found with a 2010 Ferrari, 100 pounds of pot and more than $200,000 in cash in warehouses in Turner.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, Maine Cannabis Report
Portland wants to score marijuana store applicants
A proposed scoring system for the city’s 20 licenses would favor women- and minority-owned businesses, Maine residents, those willing to share profits with the city and those with a business track record.