From the Office of the Marijuana Policy Project on 1/29/2021
“Despite overwhelming testimony from New Hampshire residents in favor of cannabis legalization at Wednesday’s hearing, the House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee voted 14-7 to “retain” both legalization bills. …
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Last week members of the NH community came together to discuss recreational cannabis legalization in the state of NH
The panel included a wide cross section of people from across the spectrum. Including Matt Simon of the Marijuana Policy …
ad news for recreational cannabis legalization for the state of New Hampshire dropped this week. This week the Senate is expected to vote to keep HB 481 in committee for the rest of the year, essentially ending the effort …
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Hot off the presses of WMUR.com is the report that the New Hampshire House passed House Bill 481 and is on it’s way to the Senate. While we consider this great news, it didn’t all come up roses in …
Manchester Ink Link’s author Nancy West reports that the House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee gave a thumbs up to House Bill 481 that would legalize the use of marijuana for people aged 21 and older.
According to the …
NHPR’s Dan Tuohy reports a bill to legalize marijuana in New Hampshire in 2019 would raise $33 million per year. Regulation will come with it, much like alcohol is regulated in the state.
There is a lot of discussion from …
With the legalization of medical cannabis came New Hampshire’s first three dispensaries. In the last fiscal year that added up to $5.1 million dollars worth of cannabis sales.
“Last fall, the state vastly expanded the number of qualifying conditions that …
