By GRACEYN KITCHEL 8-18 Media Special to the Journal Spring is in the air and summer is on the way, so in honor of that, here are some ways to get ready for the new seasons. I love to get ready for the gardening year, and sometimes the plants I plant bloom late or don't have enough ...
MARQUETTE — The Great Lakes Cannabis Collaboration Conference will open at 8 a.m. Tuesday at Northern Michigan University. It will showcase developing trends in cannabis education and scholarship, share insights from industry leaders and experts at the forefront of the sector’s evolving ...
MARQUETTE — Over the past few years, marijuana has gone from an illicit substance mainly trafficked underground whose use was largely frowned upon, to a more than $50 billion dollar industry in the United States. The state of Michigan has got in on the business as well, after voters ...
Student posters available for viewing all day 8 a.m. Check-in and coffee, rolls & fruit 8:45 a.m. Welcome 9 a.m. ≤ Brian Hanna, executive director, Cannabis Regulatory Agency ≤ Cannabis Regulations in Michigan: Where We Are Now and Where We Are Going. This talk will provide an update on current regulatory statistics and issues, as well as provide a glimpse into the future of regulations in Michigan. Morning Plenary Speaker 10 a.m. ≤ Blazing Trails in Michigan and Beyond: Expert Perspectives on Cannabis Regulations Panel Discussion ≤ Brian Hanna, executive ...
SAULT STE. MARIE — Students at Lake Superior State University have had the unique opportunity to pursue a degree in cannabis chemistry since 2019. Now, they can also get cash to do it. The university in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, has already offered its first cannabis chemistry scholarship. Steadfast Labs, a cannabis testing facility in Hazel Park, Michigan, funded an annual $1,200 scholarship for students pursuing a degree in cannabis chemistry at LSSU. “We’re committed to encouraging and supporting the best scientific talent,” Avram Zallen, founder and CEO of Steadfast ...
By KAREN KASPER Special to the Journal John Henry Vidlund was born in January of 1890 in Ishpeming. He attended Ishpeming Schools but like so many young men in that era, did not graduate. He enlisted in the navy serving from 1908 to 1912. He left the Navy after his initial term of ...
