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It’s been nearly 5 months since sales of recreational marijuana became legal in California. And the business of pot is slowly coming into its own.

On this 4/20, do you know what your weed laws are?

It’s been nearly 5 months since sales of recreational marijuana became legal in California. And the business of pot is slowly coming into its own.

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There’s just about a week until the November election,  and the polls suggest recreational marijuana will become legal in California.

Legal pot and the storm that comes with it

There’s just about a week until the November election,  and the polls suggest recreational marijuana will become legal in California.

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