Some may argue that Connecticut went to pot by legalizing marijuana.Whether or not that is the case, new figures from the state show pot sales aresweetening the pot at the state's treasury.Connecticut's Department of Revenue projects the state will collect in excess of $19 million in tax revenue from THC products this year.Since sales by dispensaries began at the start of the … [Read more...] about Connecticut foresees higher revenue from taxed cannabis
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Legal pot sales in CT on upward trend
(WFSB) - The Department of Revenue projected Connecticut would make $19.1 million in tax revenue from THC products in 2023. The state is about $3 million short of the projected tax revenue for the year. “It really doesn’t bother us,” said Department of Revenue Commissioner Mark Boughton. “It’s just a projection.” Starting in January, people could legally purchase recreational … [Read more...] about Legal pot sales in CT on upward trend
A CT panel meant to study the sale of ‘homegrown’ cannabis may not even meet before its deadline
A law approved earlier this year as a follow-up to Connecticut's landmark 2021 legalization of adult-use cannabis included a requirement that a task force appointed by Gov. Ned Lamont and legislative leaders meet a January 2024 deadline to study and recommend procedures for those who grow marijuana in their homes to possibly sell their crops in the retail marketplace. But … [Read more...] about A CT panel meant to study the sale of ‘homegrown’ cannabis may not even meet before its deadline
Connecticut Cannabis Expo 2024 coming to Mohegan Sun in February
The third annual Connecticut Cannabis Expo comes to Mohegan Sun Feb. 24 and 25, featuring a cannabis business convention, trade show and the X Cup, a judged cannabis competition. The events will offer networking opportunities and panel discussions about the current cannabis political climate, existing and new legislation business opportunities, and visitors can attend … [Read more...] about Connecticut Cannabis Expo 2024 coming to Mohegan Sun in February
Cannabis shop opening in Hartford
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Another adult-use cannabis shop is opening in Hartford. Higher Collective will hold its grand opening on Wednesday at its location at 1396 Park St., according to the company. It’s the company’s fourth retail location in Connecticut, joining stores in Killingly, Willington and New London. It plans to add three more locations early next … [Read more...] about Cannabis shop opening in Hartford
‘Grey’s Anatomy’ actors sue Connecticut school board, others after pot-laced candy left on bus sickens son
Two actors from "Grey’s Anatomy" — along with another parent — filed a lawsuit against a school and bus company after their child and a friend were allegedly hospitalized for ingesting a cannabis-laced candy that was left on their school bus. "Grey’s Anatomy" actors Scott Foley and Marika Dominczyk, who are now married, filed the lawsuit with another parent after their son and … [Read more...] about ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ actors sue Connecticut school board, others after pot-laced candy left on bus sickens son
High Spirits: Unwrapping the Perfect Christmas Gifts for Stoners
Ah, the season of giving, where festive lights adorn the streets, and the scent of pine permeates the air. As the yuletide spirit embraces us, there exists a curious conundrum—what gift befits the merry soul ensnared by the vegetative allure of cannabis? The stoner, a creature of amusement and contemplation, requires gifts that resonate with their elevated sensibilities. In the … [Read more...] about High Spirits: Unwrapping the Perfect Christmas Gifts for Stoners
Social Equity Council begins distributing money from cannabis industry in pilot program
Connecticut’s cannabis legalization came with opportunity for communities disproportionately affected by the War on Drugs to get funding for community efforts. Those funds are starting to come in. On Tuesday, the CT Cannabis Social Equity Council and the Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut formally gave out $1 million in grants to causes based in Norwich, New London, … [Read more...] about Social Equity Council begins distributing money from cannabis industry in pilot program
No Beer Sales on Thanksgiving, but Cannabis is an Option
The Department of Consumer Protection’s (DCP) Liquor Control Division reminded consumers Wednesday that package stores are closed, and grocery stores cannot sell beer on Thanksgiving Day, November 23. However, the DCP also wants Connecticut residents to know you can buy cannabis. DCP asked residents to check the hours of the 28 dispensaries in Connecticut, some of which only … [Read more...] about No Beer Sales on Thanksgiving, but Cannabis is an Option
Just another week in Connecticut.
Last week was a s*** show in Connecticut. Enter the enthralling domain of Connecticut's cannabis sphere—a realm where progress unfolds its intricate layers, mirroring the intricate nature of the very plant that has stirred widespread intrigue. Let's look deeper into its diverse dimensions of madness.At the core lies a bureaucratic maze. A designated task force, tasked with … [Read more...] about Just another week in Connecticut.
