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Clifton NJ seems to be in a similar financial position as the great Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Please stop the madness and let cannabis tax rev be your pathway City of Clifton northjersey.com/story/news/pas…

Intoxicating hemp is now blaming parents for kids buying from gas stations.

Another Pennsylvania “dispensary” just dropped hemp from their name and replaced it with weed. The Dank Informer Might just be an SEO thing but the TX timing is interesting. einpresswire.com/article/815339… Black Bear Dispensary

Since when does reposting an absurd tweet qualify as “smear tactics”? When intoxicating hemp’s runway expires and their backdoor to adult-use is closed. Livi McKay

Hopefully gas powered vehicles as well.

Welcome to Cannabis 2025, where folks throw around the P word anytime the industry doesn’t roll out in their favor.

One of the best Corp Devs in the game

Disingenuous is as disingenuous does.

Another instance of a good actor blaming the government for the bad actors getting them all shut down.

Better late than never Parsippany-Troy Hills parsippanyfocus.com/2025/06/04/bar…

1. Imagine being a social equity licensee trying to compete with a smokeshop living this barrier-free dream. 2. Illicit market prices and intoxicating hemp prices share similar regulatory advantages and that won't always be the case.

Backdooring AU is leading straight to state and now federal bans.

Intoxicating hemp talking points: 1. There is no loophole (other than the one that state-licensed cannabis companies operate in) 2. Intoxicating hemp gives access where there is otherwise none. 3. Consumers have spoken and they clearly love intoxicating hemp. 4. Intoxicating

Big Hemp got to Debra Heffernan delawarepublic.org/politics-gover…

The valuation of Sussex conditionals has cratered but this looks good for the existing operators. SB 75's tie in with the offshore wind project isn't going to help it get across the finish line and Sussex won't lay down even if it does. August 1st AU sales rumor seems less

The dispensary in question is along a major commercial artery. If it was a liquor store, no one would bat an eye. There are “four reasons this is a problem: noise, crime, children [safety] and housing values,” Leslie Westbrook said. “As a senior citizen who sees my home as a

Weird wording about S3 in your latest intoxicating hemp missive, Alan Brochstein, CFA newcannabisventures.com/knocking-over-…

Grok knows.