Liquor and Cannabis Board and Suquamish Tribe Sign Marijuana Compact Historic agreement is nation’s first OLYMPIA – The Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board (Board) and the Suquamish Tribe today signed the nation’s first state-tribal marijuana compact. The compact governs the production, processing, purchase and sale of marijuana on the Tribe’s land. The agreement was [...]
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Liquor and Cannabis Board and Suquamish Tribe Sign Marijuana Compact
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New legislation concerning alcohol and marijuana becomes effective today
New legislation concerning alcohol and marijuana becomes effective today OLYMPIA – Several new alcohol- and marijuana-related laws became effective today. Among the new laws is a section of Senate Bill 5052, the Cannabis Patient Protection Act, which changes the name of the former Liquor Control Board. Effective immediately, the new name is the Liquor [...]
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