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MI Marijuana Regulation Could Interrupt Patient Access

WKAR Public Media
Published September 15, 2017 at 4:56 PM EDT
After both medical and recreational marijuana were legalized this year's crop of Lansing city council candidates are tasked with taking a position on the future of marijuana in the city.
Reginald Hardwick
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WKAR Public Media

Lansing City Council approved a medical marijuana ordinance more than a week ago that sets the cap on the number of dispensaries at 25. With unofficial estimates putting the number of dispensaries in the city as high as 70, this has dispensary owners concerned.
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