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03/28/2026

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04/13/2016

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It will make our communities safer. Regulating ma*****na will replace a dangerous underground market with a system of licensed businesses that ask for ID and only sell ma*****na to adults. Products will be tested, packaged, and labeled to ensure ma*****na is not contaminated and consumers know what…

02/06/2015

Next week will mark two years since Massachusetts voters overwhelmingly said yes on a ballot question legalizing the use of medical ma*****na. When it

Medical Use of Ma*****na - Mass.gov
02/06/2015

Medical Use of Ma*****na - Mass.gov

Includes information about Medical Ma*****na in Massachusetts

04/02/2013
ATTENTION ACTIVISTS!! TOMORROW NIGHT!! Nov. 13th starting at 7:30p.m. at the Quincy City Hall the Committee will be disc...
11/12/2012

ATTENTION ACTIVISTS!! TOMORROW NIGHT!!

Nov. 13th starting at 7:30p.m. at the Quincy City Hall the Committee will be discussing zoning issues regarding Ma*****na dispensaries in Quincy. We are encouraging everyone to show up and voice the
will of the people to the powers that will try to road block ma*****na progression in Massachusetts.

Join us Tuesday night @ 1305 Hancock St Quincy, MA 02169. If taking the T the City Hall is right next to Quincy Center T Red line stop. We will be gathering starting at 6:30-7pm and then sitting in on the open committee hearing.

Please call City Hall now and let them know you support dispensaries in Quincy (617) 376-1000 and also please go to the Patriot Ledger article page and cast your vote on an online poll asking if you would like a dispensary in your town.

Message us for more information, see you all Tuesday night!!

11/09/2012

On Tuesday Nov. 13th starting at 7:30p.m. at the Quincy City Hall the Committee will be discussing zoning issues regarding Ma*****na dispensaries in Quincy. We are encouraging everyone to show up and voice the will of the people to the powers that will try to road block ma*****na progression in Massachusetts. The people have spoken, now we must tell them again!

Join us Tuesday night @ 1305 Hancock St Quincy, MA 02169. If taking the T the City Hall is right next to Quincy Center T Red line stop. We will be gathering starting at 6:30-7pm and then sitting in on the open committee hearing.

Please call City Hall now and let them know you support dispensaries in Quincy (617) 376-1000 and also please go to the Patriot Ledger article page and cast your vote on an online poll asking if you would like a dispensary in your town.


Message us for more information, see you all Tuesday night!!

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http://www.patriotledger.com/election/x2143899339/Quincy-looking-at-restricting-medical-ma*****na-stores-others-likely-to-follow

A city councilor has proposed an ordinance that restricts where medical ma*****na dispensaries can be located, one of what is expected to be a series of local responses to the passage of a state ballot initiative

11/09/2012

So where would you like to see a dispensary open up in Norfolk County?

10/05/2011

Weymouth Rep. James Murphy is again pushing legislation that would roll back provisions of a three-year-old referendum that made possession of a small amount of ma*****na a civil, rather than criminal, offense in Massachusetts.

09/23/2011

A petition to legalize and regulate ma*****na quickly jumped to the top of a the White House's online petition site on Thursday, the first same day it was launched.

09/23/2011

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