COLORADO AMENDMENT 64

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POLITICS
It Turns Out Legal Weed In Colorado Hasn't Led To Kids Abusing The Drug
By Antonia Blumberg
New data actually shows a slight dip in use among teens.
A man waves a Colorado flag with a marijuana leaf on it at Denver's annual 4/20 marijuana rally in front of the state capitol building in downtown Denver April 20, 2015. Colorado was the first state in the nation to legalize recreational marijuana in 2012. REUTERS/Rick Wilking
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POLITICS
Colorado's Marijuana Tax Revenue Now Exceeds Half A Billion Dollars
By Ryan Grenoble
The funds have been put to a wide range of uses, such as rebuilding infrastructure.
Marijuana plants stand in a room at the grow facility for Sense of Healing dispensary in Denver, Colorado, U.S., on Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2015. The $3.5 billion U.S. cannabis market is emerging as one of the nation's most power-hungry industries, with the 24-hour demands of thousands of indoor growing sites taxing aging electricity grids and unraveling hard-earned gains in energy conservation. Photographer: Matthew Staver/Bloomberg via Getty Images
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POLITICS
Supreme Court Won't Let Nebraska, Oklahoma Ruin Colorado's Marijuana High
By Cristian Farias
The justices dismissed a lawsuit challenging the Centennial State's decision to legalize marijuana.
DENVER
The Other Marijuana Boom
By Vicky Collins, Contributor
Emmy Award-winning TV producer
When recreational marijuana was legalized in Colorado in January of 2014, it promised to be a boom for those who were ready with their brick and mortar stores and new licenses. Growing as rapidly as weed are ancillary businesses that cater to these new marijuana pioneers.
POLITICS
GOP Gubernatorial Hopeful Thinks Colorado Voters Should Consider Repeal Of Legal Weed
By Matt Ferner
POLITICS
Marijuana Campaign Asks Users To 'Consume Responsibly'
By Matt Ferner
POLITICS
Former Congressman Scores Free, Legal Weed At Movie Screening
By Matt Ferner
DENVER
'Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol' Doesn't Mean Home Use Only
By Russ Belville, Contributor
Host of The Russ Belville Show on CannabisRadio.com
Vincent Carroll has written a piece for the Denver Post entitled, "Like it or not, CSO must abide by Amendment 64." In it, he scolds the Colorado Symphony Orchestra for its original plan to create a series of fundraising concerts where patrons could bring and consume their own marijuana.
WEIRD NEWS
America's First-ever Cannabis Club Opening in Colorado
By Roadtrippers, Contributor
Travel local.
KSDK News reports that a private club is set to open in the mountain town of Nederland, in Colorado. All thanks to Amendment 64, which legally allows people to smoke pot.
POLITICS
One Man's Court Case Could Change Everything For Marijuana Users
By Matt Ferner
POLITICS
Coloradans Even Happier About Legal Weed After A Few Months Of Retail Sales
By Matt Ferner
DENVER
Riding a Joint Into the Governor's Office
By Jason Salzman, Contributor
Former media critic at the Rocky Mountain News; Blogger, www.b...
POLITICS
Colorado Governor Discourages Other States From Legalizing Pot
By Matt Ferner
TRAVEL
Legal Weed Causing Sky-High Travel Demand To Denver
By Matt Ferner
POLITICS
Obama Invited To Weed Tour In Colorado
By Matt Ferner
COLLEGE
CU-Boulder: Legal Weed Is NOT Why Application Numbers Are Up
RELIGION
Key Christian Conservative Admits Medical Marijuana Has Benefits
By Matt Ferner
POLITICS
Colorado Gov. Hates His State's Legal Weed 'Experiment'
By Matt Ferner
POLITICS
Pot Businesses Need Banking Access Now, Colorado Lawmakers Say
By Matt Ferner
BUSINESS
Meet Colorado's Marijuana-Friendly Real Estate Broker
By Matt Ferner
DENVER
Baked Colorado 2014!
By Shan Wells, Contributor
Sciencey Sun Venerator + Political Cartoons
POLITICS
Of Course There Were This Many Days Between Colorado's Pot Vote And Sales
By Matt Ferner
POLITICS
Colorado Lawmaker: We Sold Legal Weed And 'Guess What? The World Didn't End'
By Matt Ferner
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