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Capitol Cannabis: Ohio Legalizes Recreational Marijuana Sales

 
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Ohioans celebrate as recreational marijuana sales officially begin in the state.

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Fifty-seven percent of voters passed the initiated statute supporting recreational marijuana last November. This marked a significant shift in public opinion towards cannabis legalization in Ohio. With this new law in place, Ohioans will be able to legally purchase recreational marijuana starting this week. The state's first recreational marijuana sales will take place at licensed dispensaries across the state.

Someone's plans to harvest dozens of apparent marijuana plants grown on the Wisconsin state Capitol grounds have gone up in smoke. Cannabis plants were found in a flower bed near the west entrance of the state Capitol in Madison. This discovery raised questions about how the plants ended up on government property and sparked discussions about marijuana laws in the state.

CNN's Manu Raju spoke with former NFL players Ricky Williams and Jim McMahon who lobbied on Capitol Hill for looser cannabis regulations. The athletes advocated for the benefits of medical marijuana and pushed for more lenient laws surrounding its use. Their efforts helped bring attention to the issue and may lead to changes in federal cannabis policies.

Stella Blue's Band is excited to announce the fifth annual Free Dead in the Park concert to benefit Riverkeeper, presented by The Capitol. This event will feature live music, food vendors, and information booths about cannabis legalization. Attendees can learn more about the benefits of cannabis and support Riverkeeper's conservation efforts.

Cannabis Day at the Capitol is scheduled for June 11, 2024. The event will include educational sessions, vendor booths, and live entertainment. Participants can engage with lawmakers and advocate for cannabis reform. The day will culminate in a rally to support the legalization of marijuana in the state.

HARRISBURG — Gov. Josh Shapiro made legalizing recreational marijuana a centerpiece of his budget pitch this year. Cannabis advocates are hopeful that the governor's support will lead to significant progress in passing new legislation. The push for recreational marijuana legalization is gaining momentum in Pennsylvania.

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