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Today on The Rundown with Carrie Saldo, panelists discuss Mass. democrats’ support for President Joe Biden’s candidacy, the local struggle under the Cannabis Control Commission, the state of smalltown commerce, the rise of AI development, and much more.
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Massachusetts Inspector General Jeffrey Shapiro has recommended for a receiver to manage the Cannabis Control Commission.
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This week on the Rundown with Carrie Saldo, panelists discuss the lawsuit filed by local cannabis couriers that challenges the Controlled Substance Act, the newly elected Springfield School District Superintendent, and LGBTQIA+ social and legal climates.
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Continued delay in eliminating 'especially cumbersome' rule for cannabis deliveries in MassachusettsThe Mass. cannabis two-driver delivery rule has been voted down by state regulators , three years after it was adopted. Operators say it put companies out of business. But its repeal has been delayed.
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Federal drug testing has come into conflict with states that have legalized cannabis.
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We chat with Payton Shubrick of 6 Bricks Cannabis Dispensary about changes to the marijuana landscape, chat with Holly Black and Tony DiTerlizzi, the imaginations behind the Spiderwick Chronicles, and listen to the tunes of Mary Jane Jones band.
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Gun reform lawmaking in Massachusetts will continue with urgency behind closed doors. We get the scoop on that and other stories from State House News Service reporter Chris Lisinski.
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Many Massachusetts municipalities inked host community agreements with cannabis companies that included payment of an "impact" fee. By law that amount is capped at 3% of the gross sales of the marijuana business. Now some cannabis retailers are demanding refunds.
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Healey's pardon forgives all state court misdemeanor convictions for possession of marijuana before March 13, 2024. It does not apply to charges of distribution, trafficking, or operating a motor vehicle under the influence.
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After appointing her to the top job in 2022, state Treasurer Deborah Goldberg suspended Shannon O'Brien, a former state treasurer and the Democratic Party's 2002 nominee for governor, from the Cannabis Control Commission with pay in September.