
“We Have No Chair.” Leaderless Cannabis Regulators Return To Work
Following some bickering over who is in charge, Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission members get to business

Following some bickering over who is in charge, Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission members get to business

An opportunity for consumers to participate in “a smaller version of the sampling process that takes place when cultivators are developing new cannabis strains.”

The latest in the Cannabis Control Commission’s ongoing human resources saga

Nothing to see here, folks; marijuana will remain in the same category as heroin until further notice

“Everybody else had some kind of help, but we were cannabis related, so there was no help for us.”

Chelsea cannabis cultivator-retailers say, “We have to keep variety on our menu. People lose their attention span real quick, so they always want to see something new.”

“The immediate future will be continuing to wait in the wings for regulating social consumption licenses in Massachusetts.”

“A lot of people who are afraid of or have a stigma with cannabis have been trained their whole lives to drink liquid out of a can that gets them buzzed.”

BCW delivers nine events in seven days despite roadblocks: “A non-cannabis festival can bring in cannabis sponsors in a major way and use spaces that have banned cannabis events.”

An independent Massachusetts infused beverage business forges forward through frustration, regulation, and carbonation
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