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Woman Sues Spectrum Health After Revealing Marijuana Use to Employer
Woman Sues Spectrum Health After Revealing Marijuana Use to Employer
A former West Michigan woman is suing Spectrum Health Systems after getting fired from her job. Allegedly, a doctor on staff told her employer she smoked marijuana. MLive reports that Lisa Richlich used to work at Gentex Corp in Zeeland before getting fired in April of 2015...
Marijuana Found in 4-Year-Old’s Halloween Bag
Marijuana Found in 4-Year-Old’s Halloween Bag
When you say "Trick-or-Treat," you usually don't expect the trick.  Well, a 4-year-old in Ionia County got a trick for Halloween when the child's mother removed a cellophane baggie with a green leafy substance from the child's Halloween haul.
Grand Rapids Considers Marijuana Decriminalization This November
Grand Rapids Considers Marijuana Decriminalization This November
The City Commission approved ballot language for a marijuana proposal that voters will have a say on in November.  Deciminalize GR is a pro marijuana advocat and the major force behind marijuana law reform in Grand Rapids.  The verbage introduced to the ballot would make the possession and use of marijuana a civil infraction.  If passed, the bill would prohibit Grand Rapids police from prosecuting
Growing Marijuana Indoors Accounts for One Percent of U.S. Electricity Use
Growing Marijuana Indoors Accounts for One Percent of U.S. Electricity Use
The quasi-legalization of marijuana has produced quite an unintended side effect: Now one percent of all electricity used in the United States is spent on growing cannabis indoors. Analysis from Evan Mills at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory also found that in California, where marijuana can be grown legally for medicinal purposes, the state's 400,000 authorized growers consume an amazing