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6 hours ago ago from California Pot News | Cannabis news, opinion and forums for California's largest growth industry
Biggs is the latest Mid-Valley community standing in the way of the sale and cultivation of medical marijuana, according to this Appeal-Democrat article . A new ordinance next month will bar marijuana sales and distribution from all residential, commercial and industrial parcels in the Butte County town. City Council members made a second vote Monday to add the restrictions, clearing the way for them to take effect Jan. 20. Also ...
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D.C.'s City Collegiate Public Charter School plans to close
1 hour, 5 minutes ago ago from Washington Post - U.S.
A four-year-old D.C. charter school plans to close at the end of June because of falling enrollment and financial concerns. Officials with City Collegiate Public Charter School, a middle school in the Dupont Circle neighborhood, told the D.C. Public Charter School Board of the plans Monday evening. There's no right time to close a school, but we've looked at next year, and we believe we would not have the enrollment, the per-pupil funding ...
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1 day ago ago from The New York Times
DETROIT More than 160 people competed in the Detroit City Council primary election earlier this year an unusually large number that reflects, some political analysts say, the widespread weariness with the Council's antics and dysfunction. Steve Perez/Detroit News James Tate Elizabeth Conley/Detroit News Gary Brown Brandy Baker/Detroit News Saunteel Jenkins Brandy Baker/Detroit News Andr L. ...
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