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njbiz.com
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Cannabis dispensary co-owned by Ice-T closes in Jersey City

8+ mon, 4+ day ago   (521+ words) The Medicine Woman Jersey City, co-owned by actor, rapper and New Jersey native Ice-T and Charis Burrett, hosted a grand-opening celebration April 19, 2025, at 660 Tonnelle Ave. - PROVIDED BY WANDERLUST PR A cannabis dispensary co-owned by rapper and actor Ice-T has closed…...

ABC7 New York
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Assembly lawmakers in New Jersey advance bill to legalize 'magic mushrooms"

9+ mon, 2+ week ago   (89+ words) Magic mushrooms could become legal in New Jersey if some lawmakers get their way. The Assembly's democratic-led health committee advanced a bill to legalize the drug. It's called psilocybin, and adults over 21 would have access to the drug for mental…...

New Jersey 101.5
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New Jersey Moves Closer To Legalizing 'Magic Mushrooms"

9+ mon, 2+ week ago   (292+ words) New Jersey legislators in Trenton took a significant step Monday toward legalizing therapeutic psilocybin, pushing forward a bill supporters say could revolutionize mental-health treatment for thousands of residents. The Assembly Health Committee’s Democratic majority advanced the measure, which would authorize…...

Yahoo News
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New Jersey Senate president seeks to revamp cannabis law

10+ mon, 1+ day ago   (586+ words) New Jersey’s cannabis industry would see a host of changes under a new bill from Senate President Nicholas Scutari. The measure would allow some medical marijuana dispensaries to sell recreational cannabis without getting an OK from local leaders, loosen ethics…...