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Cannabis reporter at The Boston Globe. Red Sox fan excited to come home. Previously: Dallas Morning News, Times-Picayune. Reach me at naomi.martin@globe.com

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2009年5月加入
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    2月3日

    “It’s like going to Whole Foods and buying organic, but you grew up going to McDonald’s and you’re still alive.” — some cannabis consumers would switch from dealer to store for wider selection/ lab-verified quality, if prices & location better but no rush

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  2. 4月23日

    At nearly half of 38,000 customers from New York. Why? CEO Brandon Pollock: “Product variety. The NYC [illicit] delivery services - maybe youll get a vape pen but you cant have anywhere near as extensive a menu when youre riding a bicycle"

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  3. 4月23日

    This Massachusetts marijuana store gets almost half its business from New York

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    4月22日

    🌎Thank you for sharing the Energy and Environment Working Group guidance on water use, waste management, and pest management with readers. Click here for some relevant and useful reading on this rainy Earth Day:

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  5. 4月17日

    Hey MA cannabis community - I'm looking to talk to people who got their marijuana convictions sealed or expunged. They could remain anonymous in the story if they want to- if you know anyone willing to share their experience, please DM or email naomi.martin@globe.com

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  6. 4月16日

    ‘Huge case of bitter grapes’: Marijuana community divided over proposed crackdown on pot dealers

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    4月15日

    Inspired by the athletes conquering Heartbreak Hill today? Check out these "cannathletes," who have developed a unique exercise regimen by supplementing workouts with some form of marijuana.

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  8. 4月15日

    Congratulations! Very well-deserved for powerful, painstaking work on the racist legacy of Jim Crow jury laws, a series that resulted in the voters approving sweeping changes for criminal defendants in Louisiana. Such inspiring

    The Advocate wins its first-ever Pulitzer Prize. I said that.
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  9. 4月12日

    Excellent reporting by / editing by 🤘

    One more thought: PA's approach of requiring that each entity an MSO filed applications under/acquired operates independently is an interesting way to push back against this MSO strategy.
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    4月12日

    Congratulations to , and on winning this national honor.

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    4月12日

    Spotlight: Tito Jackson is offering minority entrepreneurs $1 million each to open a marijuana store. But critics say the contract terms are “overwhelmingly onerous,” and hand unfair power to Jackson’s out-of-state financial backers. w

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    4月12日

    🚨NEW Boston Globe Spotlight Team report: A battle to open the first marijuana store in Mattapan is raising questions of trust, local ownership, and equity.

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    4月10日

    Very relevant input to Massachusetts from a Canadian PhD expert on the subject, considering both the 6-month timeframe since stores opened and 25% estimate.

    The legal markets “inability to curb the unregulated market” is the most ridiculous statement 6 months postlegalization. Stop using it, stop. It takes time, not currently a real measure of success. If 25-30% are now purchasing legally, that’s a policy win for 180 days in
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  14. 4月9日

    . Kamani Jefferson questioned whether this should be a top policy priority: “Most people want to build a career versus hide away from the police. There needs to be a way to transition them into the legal market.”

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  15. 4月9日

    New bill to be announced tomorrow would create a task force of law enforcement, public health, ⁦⁩ and other agencies to crack down on unlicensed marijuana sellers using both criminal and civil penalties

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    4月8日

    In Massachusetts, people of color are the first to get arrested for marijuana — and the last to be licensed

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    4月9日
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    "Before legalization, Eli Constantinou, the owner of in , said he’d ask customers to leave his store if they talked about using his stock to raise marijuana. ... his business has grown by more than 50 percent."

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    4月9日

    omg this lineup 🔥🔥🔥 today 6pm harvard business school

    Excited to moderate a panel tomorrow night on Massachusetts' efforts to bring social equity and racial justice into the cannabis industry, with knowledgeable and insightful panelists , , , and
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  19. 4月9日

    Professional gardeners in MA turning to cannabis growing. “We have people coming to us at the beginning of a grow asking us questions, and then they visit us throughout the grow, showing us photos. It’s funny — like they’re sharing pictures of the kids.”

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    4月7日

    In a broken foster system, some kids can’t find a bed for the night via

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  21. 4月8日

    Boston Herald is reporting "The average price for one-eighth of an ounce on the black market is about $25, compared to the average price of $50 in pot shops before the 20% tax for recreational use" -- are people really getting $25 eighths in Mass?

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