OLYMPIA – A tally of the first week of applications by would-be marijuana businesses shows a certain amount of creativity in coming up with names for what in most of the country is an illegal business. Cheech and Chong might be proud of some who play off established drug slang, such as 420 Growers and Producers, Farmer [...]
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Washington applicants seek marijuana grow licenses more than retail
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How to open a dispensary
How to open a dispensary. The initiative 502 which was passed by voters in November 2012 permits the use of marijuana safely and legally for adults 21 years of age and older. In this way, the trade of cannabis selling and producing type business is also allowed. So many are researching the requirements on how [...]
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