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Newsflash

Posted by CN Staff on September 29, 2010 at 05:06:59 PT
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Source: Metrowest Daily News

Massachusetts -- Next month, California voters will consider the biggest change in drug policy since Congress made marijuana possession a criminal offense in 1937.

Proposition 19, if passed, will not just legalize marijuana possession, it will empower municipalities to regulate and tax it. The state Legislature won't be able to stop it. Any community looking to avoid a property tax hike could open up its own cannabis revenue stream.