On occasion you read something that you receive anonymously that is so well written that it must be shared. I am sharing this today for you all to read, without credit to the author as he wished to be anonymous and I will always protect those who want the protection. I will be reaching out
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From the new Executive Director Hi, y’all. My name is Tom McCain. I want to introduce myself. I want you to know me and why I am so passionate about the issue of cannabis. I figure if I’m gonna drive this train in Georgia, the folks on it ought to know the engineer. Early Life
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Are YOU ready to Rock Legalization in Georgia?! Here’s what we do: Get some rocks and decorate them. We bought our rocks from a dollar store and used paint pens, charms, and googly eyes. Please keep the images appropriate as we want all ages to have fun with this project. On the back, write our
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On March 30th, the last day of the Georgia Legislative session, the Senate voted 45 to 6 to pass SB 16 to further amend and expand Halieghs Hope Act (HB 1) signed by Gov. Deal April 16 2015. If signed by the Governor, this bill would add Tourettes syndrome, Autism, Epidermolysis bullosa, Alzheimers disease, AIDs,
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On Tuesday March 21st, the Atlanta City Council Public Safety Committee’s working group met to discuss reducing the penalties for possession of cannabis. This was the third in a series of meetings to address a re-work of the 84 Quality of Life ordinances initiated by Councilmember Kwanza Hall. Even though these ordinances were originally intended
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22 A Day The issue of Veteran suicides is real and troubling, as has been stated by the following U.S. Senators. When you have 8,000 veterans a year committing suicide, then you have a serious problem. – Senator Johnny Isakson (R – GA) Every day, approximately 22 American veterans commit suicide, totaling over 8,000 veteran
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