Recreational/adult-use marijuana is now legal in Vermont, and Massachusetts rolls out its program on July 1st. Vermont became the ninth state in the U.S. to legalize recreational marijuana and [...]
How did marijuana become legal in Vermont? For states such as Colorado, Oregon and California, legislators and voters alike have been able to enjoy the luxury of legalized recreational marijuana [...]
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