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One Sussex County town has not shut down the possibility of recreational marijuana businesses in its municipality.
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With the passage of new bills this legislative session, Marijuana Commissioner Rob Coupe says the recreational marijuana market is on track to open in early 2025.
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The Delaware House passes a bill that put medical marijuana dispensaries get one step closer to selling recreational marijuana early next year.
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Georgetown Town Council considers public input in preparation for a vote on recreational marijuana regulations.
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A bill to allow medical marijuana dispensaries to enter the recreational market is narrowly voted out of committee in the General Assembly.
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The potential guidelines cover issuing marijuana establishment licenses, inspection and packaging standards, as well as testing methods for the Delaware recreational marijuana market.
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After making it through the Delaware House in January largely on a party-line vote, the Senate officially passes legislation to bolster the medical marijuana industry.
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As Delaware prepares to open its recreational marijuana market, lawmakers take a step to provide a sense of security for local banks interested in playing a role in the market.
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Newark City Council isn’t exactly opening its arms to the possibility of recreational marijuana retail stores.
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The Delaware Marijuana Control Act Oversight Committee met for the second time since its inception, discussing updates and potential regulations for the recreational marijuana industry.