Prosecutors Ask Pot Regulators To Hold Off On Cannabis Cafes
District attorneys asked state marijuana regulators on Friday to hold off on licensing certain types of businesses, including so-called cannabis cafes and home delivery services.
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District attorneys asked state marijuana regulators on Friday to hold off on licensing certain types of businesses, including so-called cannabis cafes and home delivery services.
There is bipartisan concern over the story in Congress, where sexual harassment charges have brought down several members in recent months.
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A new marijuana dispensary nearly went up in smoke Friday morning in Mashpee.
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A Framingham police officer was seriously hurt in a head-on crash overnight.
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Police arrested Eric Chojnacki, 57, and Issam Mousa, 54, after a fight over snow allegedly plowed into Chojnacki's yard.
State and federal law enforcement authorities say they have seized more than 77 pounds (35 kilograms) of illegal drugs in the Boston area as the result of a wiretap investigation.
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At a vigil Thursday night, the Brockton community remembered the two little boys who prosecutors say were killed by their mother.
