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New study says don’t pin Pueblo’s woes on legalized pot
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Despite being a nearly $60 million industry in Pueblo, selling legal cannabis has little to do with an increase in homelessness and a stagnant local economy, researchers at Colorado State University-Pueblo have concluded. The university’s Institute of Cannabis Research released a 200-page report this week that delves into how and to what extent retail marijuana…
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Pueblo’s Pace to pot’s critics: Lay off — you lost, and it’s here to stay
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Marijuana has won its place at the table across much of Colorado since legalization by the state’s voters in 2012, but that’s nothing compared to the weed’s status in Pueblo. There, it has moved to the head of the table. We’ve noted before how cannabis production and sales in Colorado’s onetime “Steel City” has been embraced as in…
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Institute of Cannabis Research suggests pot — and Pueblo — have arrived
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Colorado State University-Pueblo’s year-old Institute of Cannabis Research recently hosted its first conference, as Pueblo’s PULP reports, “less than five months after a local ballot initiative threatened to ban recreational shops, grows and manufacturing facilities.” PULP’s Kara Mason and Theresa Wolf write: The propositions to end the marijuana industry failed, but the questions about marijuana’s…
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ICYMI: Forgery no-no, SAT test sure looks new, teen seeks DPS board seat and more
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Here’s a look at the Colorado political news that might have breezed by right under your nose over the last week. ? A couple of Mesa County women didn’t fool anyone – at least not the people they needed to fool – when they allegedly tried to cast second ballots in last fall’s general election…
