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  • One month to go until recreational weed becomes legal in Illinois. Here’s what you need to know.

    11/30/2019 6:29:27 PM PST · by Tolerance Sucks Rocks · 125 replies
    The Chicago Tribune ^ | November 29, 2019 | Robert McCoppin
    When the most popular medical marijuana dispensary in Chicago begins selling recreational pot on New Year’s Day, it will operate like a busy restaurant. Dispensary 33 plans to take names from those in line and page customers by phone when they can get in. The North Side cannabis shop will take that unusual step due to the huge crowds expected when weed sales become legal under state law at 6 a.m. Jan. 1, 2020. The celebration will be similar to the unofficial pot holiday of April 20, or 4/20, when a Dispensary 33 street fest and special deals this year...
  • Why Obama Does Not Address Connecticut Shootings

    08/09/2010 3:47:06 AM PDT · by Scanian · 44 replies
    The American Thinker ^ | August 09, 2010 | Jack Cashill
    A week ago, as is well enough known, Omar Thornton shot and killed eight of his coworkers while being escorted out of the building after having been terminated by his employer, a Connecticut beer distributor. As I write this, President Barack Obama has yet to address this subject in any public way. He is not alone in his restraint. The media have soft-pedaled the motive -- the whole shooting, for that matter. Four days after the fact, my wife, who watches CNN and listens to NPR, had not heard about it. Unlike, say, Oklahoma City or even Columbine, the tragedy...
  • Giambra's remark startles audience

    03/10/2003 4:56:09 AM PST · by KeyBored · 7 replies · 146+ views
    Buffalo News Online ^ | 3/9/2003 | Lou Michel
    Giambra's remark startles audience By LOU MICHEL News Staff Reporter 3/9/2003 County Executive Joel A. Giambra, addressing a summit on school choice Saturday, caught a number of African-Americans off guard when he explained why he removed his children from a Buffalo public school. "Our children began to be fearful of black kids," Giambra told a crowd of about 225 parents and education officials. "So we decided that something had to change, and we were fortunate enough to be able to make the choice." That statement apparently startled a number of blacks at the conference. Several, some with children, walked out...