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Big Bad Wolfe

An activist launches a campaign to oust Secretary of State Kate Brown.


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A light drizzle fell on Bob Wolfe as he stood outside a citadel of the Portland establishment like the lupine nemesis in the story of the Three Little Pigs.  Wolfe was rattling the doors    More
 
Wednesday, October 31, 2012 NIGEL JAQUISS

East Portland House Raid Nets a Little Weed And a Lot of Guns

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A recent Portland house raid led to a gun collection meticulously organized in a peculiar way.When federal agents busted Gerald Leroy Barnes II at his East Portland home last month, they found $1,600, less than a pound of weed inside a safe, "a scale, money counter and small amount of drug packaging material," according to a felony criminal complaint filed April 27 in U.S. District Court in Portland."Barnes ...   More
 
Tuesday, May 8, 2012 by Corey Pein

Better Toking Through Chemistry

Should you take Sour Diesel or Purple Kush for nausea? Science has the answer.


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For recreational users, the only criterion for picking a strain of cannabis is the character of the high they want to get.  But for the medical user, the choice of strain can be vitally importa   More
 
Wednesday, January 25, 2012 ROBERT HAM

Yes, We Have No Tomatoes

Portland’s indoor gardening shops sell all you need for homegrown medical weed—except advice.


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Michael Johnson entered the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program two years ago, decades after he quit smoking pot recreationally, to help cope with a debilitating back injury. The 55-year-old reside   More
 
Wednesday, January 25, 2012 MATTHEW SINGER

Weed All About It

Will 2012 be the year Oregon finally adopts a reasonable marijuana policy?


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Oregonians love marijuana. Take a walk along Southeast Clinton Street some summer evening and you’ll get contact confirmation.  The most recent National Survey on Drug Use and Health, from    More
 
Wednesday, January 25, 2012 BEN WATERHOUSE

The Federal Crackdown on Oregon Dispensaries Claims a Victim

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This past spring, U.S. Attorney for Oregon Dwight Holton followed the lead of several U.S. attorneys in other states and issued a strongly worded letter warning medical-marijuana dispensaries—and their landlords—that they were violating federal drug-trafficking laws.Now, Holton's campaign—which he said led to a death threat against his staff—has claimed a victim in Portland.The Foster Healing ...   More
 
Thursday, July 21, 2011 JAMES PITKIN

This Bud’s Not For You

Tenants are told they can’t use medical marijuana in public housing.


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Two of the city’s public-housing agencies have told their tenants they cannot smoke medical marijuana in their apartments and houses. The warnings from REACH Community Development and Home Forwa   More
 
Wednesday, June 29, 2011 COREY PAUL

Oregon No. 1 For Personal Freedom, Libertarians Declare

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Good news? A think tank funded by the Koch brothers, billionaire industrialists and covert Tea Party backers with a long history of supporting right-wing causes, has declared Oregon the top state in the union for personal freedom.Naked bike rides were not a factor. Medical weed was.But to give you a better idea of the where the authors of the report, commissioned by the Mercatus Center at George Mason ...   More
 
Monday, June 20, 2011 COREY PEIN

US Attorney Dwight Holton Cites Death Threat Over Medical Marijuana Letter

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U.S. Attorney Dwight Holton tells WW his office received a string of critical calls and one death threat last week after he put out a strongly worded warning to Oregon medical-marijuana dispensaries.Immediately following Holton's June 3 warning that businesses selling marijuana "will not be tolerated," he says his office in Portland received calls in support of his stand. The letters sent out to dozens ...   More
 
Tuesday, June 14, 2011 JAMES PITKIN

US Attorney: Oregon Marijuana Dispensaries "Will Not Be Tolerated"

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Two days after WW published a story exposing rifts between law enforcement and some medical-marijuana operations, U.S. Attorney Dwight Holton and many Oregon district attorneys have issued a stern warning to this booming local industry."The sale of marijuana for any purpose—including as medicine—violates both federal and Oregon law and will not be tolerated," says the warning from the U.S. Attorney's ...   More
 
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