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The legal sale of adult-use recreational pot, which began in January, surpassed the sale of medical marijuana in September, the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection reported this week.
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The Connecticut Senate approved a bill that would allow prisoners serving long sentences for crimes they committed before they were 21 to apply for parole. In the House, lawmakers approved stricter regulation of cannabis products outside the state’s official dispensaries.
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Adults in Connecticut and New York can now legally buy recreational marijuana. But what will that mean for established cannabis-based businesses?
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Less than a month before the first sale of retail marijuana in Connecticut, the state’s top officials in charge of the legal cannabis market’s rollout have resigned.
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Connecticut’s Social Equity Council is being sued by at least 11 companies whose retail cannabis applications were denied.
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Governor Hochul signed three bills today to create clean energy jobs.
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As state regulators begin awarding licenses to select adult-use operators and businesses scramble to build out capacity, cannabis entrepreneurs, customers and communities around the state are increasingly concerned about equity — whether there really is room for everyone.
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Cannabis advocates in Connecticut are pushing back on a bill that would ban the promotional giveaway of marijuana.
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The new EV charging station provides financial incentives for customers.
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Connecticut’s newly-regulated cannabis marketplace now has its own chamber of commerce.