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Updated timelines project recreational marijuana retailers will open in March 2025, four months later than initially expected.
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House Bill 285 amends the current medical marijuana code to no longer require a “debilitating” medical condition to qualify for a registry card and allows seniors to self-certify.
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DHSS is requesting over $1.6 billion in general funds and $54 million for capital improvements next fiscal year.
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Recreational marijuana advocates are protesting a few medical marijuana companies that have testified against the current marijauana bill in the state…
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Some cannabis advocates are calling for a boycott of the state’s medical dispensaries after their opposition to parts of the recreational legalization…
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State lawmakers are considering legislation that could make it easier for more patients to qualify for Delaware’s medical cannabis program.Legislation…
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A new medical marijuana dispensary opened its doors Friday in Smyrna.The cannabis industry’s largest multi-state operator, Columbia Care, is opening…
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The U.S. Justice Department could make it harder for states like Delaware to operate cannabis programs.The Trump administration Thursday reversed a…
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A new medical marijuana facility is coming to Milford to cultivate and manufacture the drug only.New York based Columbia Care won the state contract to…
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Those living with posttraumatic stress disorder can now purchase medical marijuana – even without an OK from a psychiatrist.Gov. John Carney signed the…