Maine in Federal Court, Mass RMV Says No To Cannabis, Correia Goes To Jail, CT Law Upsets Activists

Maine defends its residency requirement in Federal court, the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles will cancel your road test from the odor of marijuana, Jasiel Correia reports to prison, a Connecticut law upsets the activist community, Rhode Island announces final company to receive medical marijuana license, and Major Bloom in Worcester debuts cannabis cereal bars. All this and much more on today's episode of New England Cannabis News Today.

0:00 Intro
0:26 Maine's Defends Residency Requirement in Court
1:43 MA RMV Enacts Zero Tolerance Cannabis Odor Policy
2:54 Major Bloom launches Surreal Cereal Bars.
3:53 CT Law Targeting Cannabis Gifting Upsets Activists
4:50 Billboard Restrictions In Connecticut Gain Momentum
5:54 JustinCredible Cultivation Pre-Rolls Review
6:17 Rhode Island To Issue Last Medical Dispensary License
7:04 Merrimac Votes To End Ban on Adult-Use Cannabis
7:47 Scituate Votes To Keep Adult-Use Cannabis Ban
8:25 Minority Owned Business Program Comes To Boston
9:25 Commissioner Roy Asks For Impaired Driving Funding
10:17 Jasiel Correia Begins Prison Sentence
11:03 Sign-off

This video is produced by NEC News Today - a New England leader in cannabis news.

Find us on Twitter - Facebook - Instagram
Read all our news at https://necnewstoday.com