Maple Shade, NJ Rejects Zoning Application for Medical Marijuana Distributor
Township officials have rejected a plan to locate a medical marijuana dispensary in a former furniture store along Route 73 in Maple Shade.
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Township officials have rejected a plan to locate a medical marijuana dispensary in a former furniture store along Route 73 in Maple Shade.
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The man credited as being this country's first gay rights activist, and who made Philadelphia a base for his fight, has died.
The vote came despite objections from the ACLU, which called the bill unconstitutional.
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