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Inland Empire Medical Marijuana News Edition Date May 19, 2012
Southwest Riverside News Network - May 25th, 2011
A Wildomar couple was convicted today of growing marijuana at their home and child endangerment. A jury deliberated for about one day before reaching their verdicts against William Bunn, 36, and his 28-year-old wife, Mary. They are scheduled to be sentenced July 8 at the Palm Springs courthouse and could lose custody of their 4-year-old son when imprisoned.

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Valley News - May 24th, 2011

Jury deliberations began today in the trial of a Wildomar couple who could lose custody of their son if found guilty of growing marijuana at their home.

William Bunn, 36, and his 28-year-old wife, Mary, face felony charges of cultivating marijuana and willfully endangering the health of a child. He additionally is charged with a felony count of possessing a firearm within 10 years of a prior conviction.

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- December 14th, 2010
I wanted to thank those of you who added their events to the calendar on the website.

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The Press Enterprise - October 7th, 2010

A Riverside medical marijuana dispensary was raided and shut down Wednesday by investigators who said its owner was suspected of selling cocaine and methamphetamine.

Investigators from the Los Angeles County sheriff's narcotics bureau and district attorney's office, as well as agents from the state Franchise Tax Board, raided Compassionate Wellness Center of Riverside and four other dispensaries throughout Southern California.

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Redlands DAily facts Redlands Daily Facts - October 5th, 2010

The Calimesa City Council again postponed a public hearing Monday that could extend to the city's moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries.

The council voted unanimously Monday to schedule a public hearing on the moratorium for Oct. 18 - a day before it expires.

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REdlands Daily Facts - October 4th, 2010

SAN BERNARDINO - An expert in criminal street gangs testified Monday that a tattoo and clothing worn by a San Bernardino teenager, who is accused of brandishing a handgun on a police officer, was consistent with the Inland Empire Projects street gang.

San Bernardino police Sgt. Travis Walker made the statements during his testimony about alleged gang elements in the trial for 19-year-old Terrell "T-Money" Markham in San Bernardino Superior Court.

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The Press Enterprise - October 2nd, 2010

The hip-hop band Cypress Hill and a production company are planning to host a designated smoking section for medical marijuana patients at the upcoming Smokeout music festival in San Bernardino.

The Guerilla Union promotional company has been approved by San Bernardino police to set up the area at the National Orange Show during the Oct. 16 concert.

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Normal Blog - October 1st, 2010
Yesterday, outgoing California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed Senate Bill 1449 — which reduces adult marijuana possession charges from a criminal misdemeanor to a civil infraction. NORML would like to thank the 2,500+ of you who took the time to write the Governor over the past week via NORML’s ‘Take Action Center’, and the many more who called the Governor’s office directly in support of this historic measure.

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The Sacramento Bee - September 27th, 2010

Among some determined pot market conspiracy theorists, scattered in marijuana fields of Mendocino or Humboldt or at some urban dispensaries in California cities, one rumor refuses to die:

Big Tobacco is coming - and wants to take over the California weed market.

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The Sun - September 21st, 2010

Believe me, I hear all the talk about how the availability of medical marijuana is driving an upsurge in drug use, and contributing to an epidemic of crime, and ruining American values, and pretty much wrecking the world in general.

And I just have to nod my head and say, "I know. I know.

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The Huffington Post - September 23rd, 2010

Are they misinformed or deliberately lying? I don't know anymore.

A group of medical marijuana dispensaries organized as the California Cannabis Association has come out against Prop 19, California's "Tax and Regulate Cannabis" initiative to legalize marijuana.

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The Sun - September 18th, 2010

Carry it, grow it, but don't expect to buy it.

A Nov. 2 ballot measure could legalize marijuana in California, but even if it passes, Inland Empire residents likely won't to be able to buy a dime bag at their local 7-11.

Proposition 19, if passed, would make it legal for any California age 21 or older to grow marijuana and carry up to one ounce of it. It would also allow local jurisdictions to regulate and tax the sale of pot. Local leaders say that won't happen.

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My Desert The Desert Sun - September 17th, 2010

The Rancho Mirage City Council adopted a 45-day moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries Thursday, in front of an audience generally supportive of allowing them into the city.
Mark Lees, a city activist now battling cancer who was honored by a council proclamation earlier in the meeting, said he hasn't used medical marijuana but “when I need the king of painkilling attributes this drug has, I should have access to it.”

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Contra Costa Times - September 16th, 2010

UPLAND - Medical marijuana cooperatives fighting the city to stay open are looking to the state Supreme Court for help.

An attorney representing three cooperatives in the city has filed a petition for review and an application for a stay with the state Supreme Court in San Francisco.

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Southwest River Side News Network - September 13th, 2010

he County of Riverside will take up the issue of medical marijuana Tuesday as it considers whether to move forward on drafting an ordinance that would regulate the substance.

During Tuesday’s regularly scheduled Board of Supervisor’s meeting, the board will consider a Sept. 1 recommendation made by Supervisors John Benoit (Fourth District), Supervisor Jeff Stone (Third District) and Riverside County Sheriff Stanley Sniff to initiate an “ordinance and ordinance amendments ...

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