medical marijuana

There's a proposal to make the former Nick's Uptown a medical marijuana dispensary.

The state will begin accepting applications for patients in September.

CEO Tammy Jacobi said President Barack Obama will see the sign when he visits the city.

The two-day conference  includes a seminar Saturday that runs from 9 a.m. to (wait for it) 4:20 p.m.

Restrictions on residential areas allowed very few sites for dispensaries and cultivation centers.

Good Intentions, which opened last year before medical pot became legal, put up the ad near Austin Ave.

State Rep. Lou Lang said the state has to prove it can handle medical marijuana first.

Ald. Joe Moreno tweeted, "Pot=$$$$," linking to a story on Colorado tax revenue from legal marijuana.

Ald. Edward Burke said he would like to limit where the drug was available to "an extreme degree."

Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Ald. Ed Burke proposed keeping such facilities in manufacturing areas.

The Wicker Park clinic has created a patient advocacy group for the rollout of the state law in January.

The Midwest Cannabusiness Symposium drew 150 attendees Saturday.

The Midwest CannaBusiness Symposium looks to deal with new state law on medical marijuana.

One patient battling seizures explained: "I don't want to be hassled by the fuzz. I want to be legit."

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