While HB 1633 is still set to be considered by the House Finance Committee, a bunch of therapeutic cannabis bills are still alive in the legislature, and will soon be scheduled for hearings and discussion in the Senate. Once …
This coming Wednesday, January 17, the NH House Commerce and Consumer Affairs Committee will host a public hearing on HB 1633 at approximately 2:45 pm.
HB 1633, the ‘Live Free’ bill, is an improvement on HB 639 from last year. …
Tomorrow, January 11, the NH Senate Judiciary Committee will host a public hearing, including multiple cannabis-related bills (all of them likely to produce more harm to Granite Staters than positive results).
Now is the time to call and email the …
UPDATE: NH Cannabis Association Board of Advisers Chair Tim Egan will now be joining board member Jim Riddle to co-host the “What’s Up with Cannabis? An Update and Discussion on Cannabis and Hemp in New Hampshire” at 2:45 pm.
The …
Throughout the months of August and September, we conducted a survey of New Hampshire farmers to understand their respective positions and opinions regarding the potential legalization of cannabis in the Granite State. Additionally, our survey sought to gauge their …
As things are moving quickly in the past week or so since Governor Sununu voiced his new found support for a state monopoly on cannabis (similar in nature to how the state treats liquor), we are looking to gauge …
HB 639 would legalize the cultivation and sale of adult-use cannabis in New Hampshire. It would provide opportunities for Granite State farmers and businesses; raise funds for substance abuse prevention and treatment; and regulate the cultivation, processing, distribution and …
If you have been paying attention to cannabis legalization efforts in the Granite State over the past few years, it is painfully obvious that one of the most significant barriers to successful reform has been the Senate.
Year after year, …
If you have been paying attention to cannabis legalization efforts in the Granite State over the past few years, it is painfully obvious that one of the most significant barriers to successful reform has been the Senate.
Year after year, …
Reminder that tomorrow, April 20, the Senate Judiciary Committee will host a public hearing on multiple cannabis reform bills. Now is the time to call and email your respective Senator to ask them to support these common sense cannabis …
