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DEA raids illegal marijuana grow near Colorado elementary school

Drug enforcement agents raided suspected illegal marijuana-growing operation across the street from an elementary school in Monument Friday morning.

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Cannabis concerns? Call Denver’s new Marijuana Health & Safety hotline

Who you gonna call with your pot questions? Denver now has a 24-7 hotline for marijuana health and safety queries: 1-877-741-3777.

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Jeff Sessions’ involvement in Comey firing prompts calls for him to resign

Attorney General Jeff Sessions may have an explanation for why he chose to participate in the firing of James Comey. But he may now be in considerable legal peril.

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Plan for Denver social marijuana use permits includes waivers for every customer

Detailed ventilation plans, signed waivers from every customer and strict alcohol bans are part of the pilot program’s rule set, which will accept applications beginning in July.

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Colorado marijuana sales top $131M, set record in March 2017

In March 2017, licensed Colorado marijuana shops hauled in more than $131 million in sales; it’s the tenth month in a row sales have topped $100 million.

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Business Q&A: Veritas Fine Cannabis

A career as a cannabis producer in Colorado means you have to be the very best in a very saturated industry.

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NFLPA expects to give up something in negotiating changes to marijuana policy

The NFL Players Association has been down this road before.

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Pueblo County raids for illegal pot plants down sharply

After 30 raids for illegal marijuana cultivation in Pueblo County last year, the sheriff’s department says people are getting the message, and deputies have made only one bust this year.

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Jared Polis to N.J. politician: Boulder not filled with stoned zombies

Rep. Jared Polis had some choice words for a New Jersey assemblyman who said the Pearl Street Mall is overrun with dirty undead zoned out on weed.

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Marijuana tax money lets Manitou Springs fix potholes, bankroll bigger improvement projects

In advocating “pot for potholes,” recreational marijuana proponents promised a potent new revenue source for tackling a familiar urban headache. But in Manitou Springs, the only Pikes Peak region community so far to permit recreational pot shops, the cash infusion has meant more than road repairs.

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