Marijuana legalization

Now that recreational pot is legal in Maine, you might be enjoying some chocolatey, grassy brownies. If you are buying the edible, be prepared for a possible kick.

According to South Portland-Cape Elizabeth Sentry, last week the City of South Portland voted against putting another marijuana moratorium in place. The moratorium placed a ban on even considering license applications or site plan reviews for any kind of retail development associated with the product...

With Maine's historic marijuana legalization for adults 21 and over going into effect, we thought we’d (hee, hee weed) share some local pot comedy with ya!

If the legalization of marijuana in Maine is upheld, new businesses will be popping up. Along with dispensaries, social clubs that allow pot smoking are likely to open. At The Purple Caterpillar on exchange St. in the Old Port, you can smoke hookah...

Pot is now legal in Maine, so it's just a matter of time before I find myself in an awkward social situation involving The Mary Jane. I don't smoke the stuff myself, but I know some of my friends will step out of the shadows and light up...

I think the first time I walked into Headlines in North Conway like 25 years ago was also the first time I saw a sign above the counter that read something like, "All water pipes are for tobacco use only. Any illegal reference will result in you being asked to leave the store." Now with the historic passage of marijuana legalization by Maine voters...can't we all just call it a bong? Rea

Maine decided to legalize recreational marijuana last night, but don't go sparking up just yet! The new law will take effect within 40 days, but it will be August 8th before the regulations for marijuana -related business are set. Local authorities will issue licenses to establishments for onsite consumption and will have the power to regulate, limit or prohibit the operation of pot businesses...

Looks like marijuana legalization might be coming to the 04106. You SoPo residents will get to vote on it in November, according to the Portland Press Herald. The daily newspaper reported that, if passed, the proposal would declare it legal for adults 21 years of age and older to possess up to 1 ounce of marijuana...