marijuana
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Small growers see challenges in state’s cannabis market
Smaller producers have shared the difficulties they face, describing a market they’ve found to be oversaturated and offering limited retail access.
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Middlebury retail cannabis talk set for Feb. 9
MIDDLEBURY — On Tuesday, Feb. 9, the Middlebury selectboard will host an informational meeting on a Town Meeting Day referendum that, if passed by local voters, would send…
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Brandon eyes retail marijuana
BRANDON — The select board here has approved the Town Meeting Day warning, which will include an article asking voters if they will authorize retail marijuana sales in…
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Vergennes to vote on retail marijuana
VERGENNES — Vergennes residents will decide on Town Meeting Day whether to allow legal retail marijuana sales within their city — subject to future city ordinances and zoning…
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Editorial: Retailing cannabis will help Middlebury’s downtown prosper
Should the town of Middlebury allow the operation of cannabis retailers pursuant to state law and subject to local zoning ordinances and appropriate town regulations? Absolutely. And passing…
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House passes bill to regulate and tax pot
MONTPELIER — The Vermont House on Feb. 26 voted 90-54 in favor of a bill that would tax and regulate recreational cannabis for those 21 and older. The…
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House to consider pot marketplace, taxation law
MONTPELIER — The House Ways and Means Committee advanced legislation this past Wednesday that would legalize a marketplace for marijuana and set a 20% combined tax rate on…
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Greg Dennis: Why marijuana is the new zucchini
The old joke goes that the only time you need to lock your car doors in Vermont is during the summer, because if you leave your car unlocked…
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Letter to the editor: Address vaping; pass pot bill
Burying one’s head in the sand is rarely an effective strategy for dealing with a problem. But that’s exactly what Vermont’s top officials are doing when it comes…
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United Way bags $1.29M grant to battle drugs
ADDISON COUNTY — The United Way of Addison County (UWAC) has won a five-year, $1.29 million federal grant to create more programming to reduce local youths’ use of…