Alaska Medical Marijuana News
May 22, 2011
Fairbanks Daily News-Miner, 22 May 2011 - FAIRBANKS - A growing federal crackdown on medical marijuana has unfolded around the country in recent months, but in Alaska the vibe around the issue remains decidedly mellow. The Obama administration vowed in 2009 to make medical marijuana oversight a low priority, and raids on pot dispensaries have indeed been down dramatically during the last two years. But federal prosecutors have recently signaled intentions to crack down, issuing memos that indicate they're tired of perceived abuse of medical marijuana.
Nov 1, 2010
The Peninsula Clarion, 31 Oct 2010 - On a drizzly October afternoon, a man in his 50s walked into the small Tobacco Express and Accessories store wearing square glasses, a black baseball cap and dark jeans. He works in the oil industry and wanted something to help him unwind on a day off. "I'm interested in the Spice," he told Steve Stuber, who stood behind the store's counter. "I'm new at this."
Nov 1, 2010
The Peninsula Clarion, 31 Oct 2010 - On a drizzly October afternoon, a man in his 50s walked into the small Tobacco Express and Accessories store wearing square glasses, a black baseball cap and dark jeans. He works in the oil industry and wanted something to help him unwind on a day off. "I'm interested in the Spice," he told Steve Stuber, who stood behind the store's counter. "I'm new at this."
Nov 1, 2010
The Peninsula Clarion, 31 Oct 2010 - On a drizzly October afternoon, a man in his 50s walked into the small Tobacco Express and Accessories store wearing square glasses, a black baseball cap and dark jeans. He works in the oil industry and wanted something to help him unwind on a day off. "I'm interested in the Spice," he told Steve Stuber, who stood behind the store's counter. "I'm new at this."
Sep 6, 2010
The Peninsula Clarion, 05 Sep 2010 - Rain muddied the driveway leading to the property of Dean Scroggins, weeks after the Brendan McGee shooting. Rain filled wheel marks scarred the dirt path amid the remnants of a shattered gate. Rain pattered down on the junked cars strewn about the lot. Tires had been laid out at the edge of the property to ward off uninvited guests. During a temperate weekend, Island Lake reflected sunlight onto resident Rita Davenport's storage shed. The elderly Davenport stared across her property, clear of debris, at the waterside structure 20 miles from Scroggin's place in Nikiski.
Sep 6, 2010
The Peninsula Clarion, 05 Sep 2010 - Rain muddied the driveway leading to the property of Dean Scroggins, weeks after the Brendan McGee shooting. Rain filled wheel marks scarred the dirt path amid the remnants of a shattered gate. Rain pattered down on the junked cars strewn about the lot. Tires had been laid out at the edge of the property to ward off uninvited guests. During a temperate weekend, Island Lake reflected sunlight onto resident Rita Davenport's storage shed. The elderly Davenport stared across her property, clear of debris, at the waterside structure 20 miles from Scroggin's place in Nikiski.
Sep 6, 2010
The Peninsula Clarion, 05 Sep 2010 - Rain muddied the driveway leading to the property of Dean Scroggins, weeks after the Brendan McGee shooting. Rain filled wheel marks scarred the dirt path amid the remnants of a shattered gate. Rain pattered down on the junked cars strewn about the lot. Tires had been laid out at the edge of the property to ward off uninvited guests. During a temperate weekend, Island Lake reflected sunlight onto resident Rita Davenport's storage shed. The elderly Davenport stared across her property, clear of debris, at the waterside structure 20 miles from Scroggin's place in Nikiski.
Aug 1, 2010
Juneau Empire, 28 Jul 2010 - I'm writing about Bill Dillon's outstanding column: "Losing the word war" The war on drugs is just a metaphor. A metaphor that has transformed the United States into the most incarcerated nation in the history of human civilization.
Aug 1, 2010
Juneau Empire, 28 Jul 2010 - I'm writing about Bill Dillon's outstanding column: "Losing the word war" The war on drugs is just a metaphor. A metaphor that has transformed the United States into the most incarcerated nation in the history of human civilization.
Aug 1, 2010
Juneau Empire, 28 Jul 2010 - I'm writing about Bill Dillon's outstanding column: "Losing the word war" The war on drugs is just a metaphor. A metaphor that has transformed the United States into the most incarcerated nation in the history of human civilization.
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