There is an interesting opportunity available this holiday season for Michiganders needing to make some extra cash – and it beats working retail!
MiLegalize, the group working to end pot prohibition across the state in 2016, is currently searching for individuals to collect signatures for their petition from now until the end of December...
Anyone who has caught even a few minutes of a presidential debate in the past two months understands that the focus of the upcoming election is fixing the economy by helping the middle class. Unfortunately, while clever tax proposals are being spewed by every politician given 60 seconds on a stage to sell the American people on why his or her plan is the best, more jobs are being eliminated here i
Michigan is well on its way to becoming one of the next states to legalize a full-scale recreational cannabis industry. It is a move that would create thousands of new jobs as well as contribute millions of dollars to the local economy.
While Ohio voters made the decision on Tuesday not to open up the state to legal pot commerce, the outcome of the election does not appear to be the onset of a trend and it is certainly not expected to seal a similar fate in Michigan next year...
MILegalize, the group pushing to eliminate marijuana prohibition across the state in 2016, recently sent out a letter stating that while they are “in a position to win,” the group needs some “big time help right now” from the public to put the issue of legal weed on the ballot in the next election...
MILegalize, the group most likely to legalize a full-scale cannabis industry in Michigan in 2016, is hosting a fundraiser this week right here in Flint. On Friday, the group is having a dinner to raise cash for the second phase of the campaign to bring legal weed to the state...
Michigan is on its ways to legalizing marijuana in 2016, but organizers still need your support to help raise enough campaign funds to bring prohibition to its knees.
Reports indicate that MILegalize has been challenged to match $100,000 in donations in the month of October...
MI Legalize, the organization that has the best chance of legalizing a statewide cannabis industry for Michigan in the 2016 presidential election, needs everyone who supports putting an end to prohibition to sign their petition. The group needs more signatures in order to ensure their initiative's placement on the ballot...
A group of student activists attending Central Michigan University are attempting to legalize a cannabis industry in 2016. Reports indicate that students have partnered with MILegalize to assist in passing an initiative aimed at repealing prohibition across the state.
If you have found yourself confused about which petition to sign in order to increase the chances of legalizing marijuana across the state of Michigan in 2016, Tommy Chong has a few words of wisdom for you:
If Michigan residents expect to legalize a cannabis market in the next couple of years, residents are going to need to take a more active roll in making it happen. Earlier last week, Banana 101.5 told you about the launch of a new campaign aimed at getting the issue of legal marijuana on the ballot in 2016.