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Your Wednesday, Sept. 19 Daily Primer: Candidate Lies In Voters’ Pamphlet — Burgerville Workers Go on Strike

What to know, where to eat and what to wear.

Oregon’s Cannabis Industry Is In Crisis. The Craft Cannabis Alliance Has a Solution: Let Other States Buy Our Weed.

With October’s harvest of sungrown cannabis on the horizon, the pot surplus is about to double. Adam Smith has a single answer he believes can solve all the problems of this toxically saturated market at once.

Your Tuesday, Sept. 18 Daily Primer: Dispensary Owner Caught Evading Taxes — Thorns Secure Trip to Finals

What to know, how to become a rare jersey collector and tips for never wearing foundation again.

Cannabliss Owner Who Helped Craft Oregon’s Recreational Cannabis Rules Gets Seven Months in Prison For Tax Evasion

Matthew Price helped craft state rules regulating the recreational cannabis industry.

The New Revenue Coalition Is Pushing Lawmakers to Legalize Social Cannabis Consumption

Led by Sam Chapman and Anthony Johnson, co-authors of the House bill that legalized medical marijuana dispensaries in Oregon, the NRC is organizing effort to make social consumption a reality.

A Dance Party at a Plane in the Woods, Comic Con and 12 Other Things to Do and See in Portland Sept. 5-11

Swifts vs. hawks, Iceman vs. Cobra Kai, ravers on a plane and other events we’re excited about this week.

XRAY’s “This Is Cannabis” Discusses the Science of Weed In Terms Everyone Can Understand

This Is Cannabis is the latest addition to XRAY’s Thursday evening lineup, making it the first FM radio show in Portland devoted entirely to weed.

Feds Indict Six People And Seize 11,000 Pot Plants, $2.8 Million And A Yacht In An Oregon Black Market Cannabis Investigation

The indictments come after months of emphasis on cracking down on illicit cannabis sales from the U.S. Justice Department.

Oregon Cannabis Sales Are Skyrocketing. But Who’s Buying All That Weed?

The OLCC says two retailers in Multnomah County accounted for more than one-third of all Oregon sales of 8 ounces or more. That’s suspicious.

Murmurs: Multnomah County District Attorney Skips Dinner Over “Offensive” Remarks

In other news: Dennis Richardson faces health questions.

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