medical marijuana

Neighbors scramble for info as MedMar, which had a proposal rejected in February, gets December hearing.

The city's zoning board of appeals told him to be prepared for the next meeting on Nov. 20.

Ald. Anthony Napolitano (41st) asked city officials to delay a decision on the proposal.

Residents can vote on the issue at the 41st Ward office through Thursday; the city will decide Friday.

Locals will have to compete with firms that have real-world experience in other states with legal pot.

City officials are scheduled to decide whether to allow the dispensary to open Aug. 21.

At Ald. Anthony Napolitano's request, a vote scheduled for May 29 was delayed.

It won't be "an immediate cash cow," said the owner, especially with its permit deferred.

Ald. Anthony Napolitano said Norwood Park residents needed more time to consider the measure.

Ald. Anthony Napolitano said Norwood Park residents needed more time to consider the measure.

City officials are scheduled to decide whether to allow the dispensary to open May 28.

While the iconic drive-thru welcomed the dispensary, the proposal faces sketpical city officials.

Blaming "extreme delays," Good Intentions' owner said patients are reluctant to pay because of setbacks.

After courses in Rosemont, students will be "product specialists," Florida company said.

Strip club owner Perry Mandera should find another West Loop site for the dispensary, the alderman said.