The attorney for Kayla Alves said the former assistant district attorney was not a part of an alleged illegal marijuana distribution and laundering conspiracy.
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New regulations on Lewiston marijuana businesses take effect March 31
Expanded buffers will limit where new businesses can open and make several nonconforming.
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Vassalboro official had ordered marijuana growing business to close prior to fire
Medical marijuana cultivation business on Webber Pond Road that was destroyed in an accidental fire Monday had failed to secure town approvals to operate as a commercial business and as a marijuana business.
Posted inBusiness, Lewiston-Auburn, News
Lewiston council postpones vote on new marijuana business regulations
The council will take up the changes on Feb. 15.
Posted inBusiness, Lewiston-Auburn, News
Lewiston to debate ordinance changes that could limit new marijuana businesses
If approved, it will mark the first major changes to how the city regulates marijuana businesses since 2019.
Posted inFranklin, Maine Crime, News
Judge gives defendants in Farmington marijuana case more time to review evidence
The trial on federal charges has been pushed to September.
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One of Europe’s smallest countries may become its first to regulate cannabis
The island nation of Malta has decriminalized marijuana and plans to establish a national authority governing its use.
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Bethel board to research high cost of marijuana dispensary fees
When discussing why the fee was priced so high, both Everett and selectmen agreed it was because at the time the price was set Maine allowed only eight dispensaries in the state. Now, however, the state can have an unlimited amount of dispensaries so the price of the fees can be lowered as they are not in such high demand.
Posted inFranklin, Maine, Maine Crime, News, The Franklin Journal
Federal court grants time for filing motions in marijuana, money laundering case in Farmington area
It gives defendants and their counsel more time to review extensive federal information, evidence.
Posted inFranklin, Maine Crime, News, The Franklin Journal
Case against former Franklin County prosecutor to move forward
Federal court finds probable cause to believe Kayla Alves of Farmington committed the crimes of tampering with proceedings and tampering with documents.