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posted by cmn32480 on Saturday September 10 2016, @10:52PM   Printer-friendly
from the excellent! dept.

KTVA reports:

The Alaska Marijuana Control Board (MCB) members approved the first licenses for marijuana manufacturing facilities and retail stores at their Sept. 8 meeting. Destiny Neade, owner of Frozen Budz in Fairbanks, got one of each.

The approval of her licenses was met with applause by dozens of other industry hopefuls in attendance. "Everything seems really real right now. I'm opening this door and I'm really going to be infusing marijuana and making edibles," Neade said. "All the plans we've made are going to happen now that we've been approved."

There are four manufacturing facilities and 17 retails stores up for review during the MCB's two-day meeting.

Also at Alaska Dispatch News.


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  • (Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Sunday September 11 2016, @05:08AM

    by Anonymous Coward on Sunday September 11 2016, @05:08AM (#400203)

    You know, now I wonder. How many suckers can I sell jimsonweed to? I suppose I'll have to form an LLC in case anybody dies. I mean, if somebody dies and they try to fine me, I can just whinge about the free market, amirite?