A seasoned health executive has been tapped for the top job at Maryland’s regulatory agency for medical marijuana.
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Medical Weed to Finally Become Available (In Limited Quantities) in December, State Says
Maryland cannabis regulators have exciting news for the 15,000-plus patients already registered to receive marijuana for medical purposes: the industry’s opening day is merely weeks away.
Patrick Jameson, Head of State Medical Cannabis Commission, to Resign
The man in charge of leading the state’s regulatory cannabis agency is stepping down at the end of November.
More Than 14,000 Marylanders Now Registered for Medical Marijuana
While none of Maryland’s 102 forthcoming dispensaries are dishing out product just yet, demand for medical cannabis only keeps growing.
Top Stories: New Board Head for Gilman, Drake Hangs in Harbor East, Baltimore Restaurants Celebrate Fourth of July
The most popular story on Baltimore Fishbowl this week concerned a change in the guard for the Gilman School’s board of trustees. Mark Fetting, formerly chairman and CEO of investment management firm Legg Mason, will become the head of the school’s board of trustees on July 1, 2018, according to an announcement from the school.
Fetting graduated from Gilman in 1972, and is a parent of graduates from the 2000 and 2005 classes. He previously served as a trustee from 1997 to 2009.
He’ll take over for the board as it appoints seven new members and says goodbye to two next July.
Here were our other most popular reads from the last week:
Gov. Hogan Shakes Up State Cannabis Commission, Appoints Nine New Members
Maryland’s newest cannabis commissioners include a pharmacist, a toxicologist, two physicians, the sheriff of Harford County and the state’s attorney for Frederick County, among others.
Maryland Issues its First-Ever Cannabis-Growing License to Anne Arundel Co. Company
It’s official: At least one company finally has the state’s full approval to grow some weed.
Company Denied Weed-Growing Permit in Maryland Sues to Block State from Granting 15 Licenses
An Annapolis-based medical marijuana company has asked a judge to stop Maryland’s cannabis commission from issuing final licenses to pre-approved growers, which would be the next step in getting Maryland’s slow-rolling medical cannabis program up and running.
Thursday Morning Headlines: Approved Paid Sick Leave Bill Awaits Action from Hogan; Noose Found in College Park Frat House; and More
New Baltimore Fitness Program Targeting PTSD Sufferers – ABC2
State Auditor faults medical cannabis commission contracts – City Paper
Sick leave bill still on Hogan’s desk – WYPR
Noose found inside fraternity house at UMD – WBAL-TV
Delia Foley’s Ownership Team Takes Over Smaltimore in Canton – SouthBmore.com
