Busting our MythBust?
We realize you may be tiring of our “priority resident” discussion about Measure B. We’d like to let it go, but Measure B backers keep bringing it up. In fairness, they do so for good…
1,163 joints per plant not enough?
Measure B backers and commercial cannabis proponents decry the county's Prop. 64-based moratorium allowing up to six plants only per residence cultivation as unfair to medical marijuana patients. They say the moratorium denies patients' access…
Follow the Measure B Money
The official title of Measure B, which will be on your November ballot, is the Medicinal and Adult Use of Cannabis Ordinance. You’d assume from that name that California never passed Prop. 64. Oddly lacking…
Measure B: Not the change we need.
My wife and I have visited our son in Quincy over the last eight years. With each visit, we enjoyed the community and recreational activities that were available. We particularly enjoyed the fishing and boating on…
Measure B: low revenue, high greed
We of the Cannabis Citizens Group do not oppose medical or recreational use of marijuana. We oppose commercial cannabis activity in Plumas County. The Medicinal and Adult Use of Marijuana Ordinance (MAUCO), written and supported…
What are we up to?
Plenty. Though you haven't heard from us in a while, please know that we're hard at work preparing for our county's fight against Measure B—the ballot initiative and pro-commercial cannabis ordinance we must defeat in…
Measure B good for Plumas?
It seems that what Plumas growers couldn’t get approved during their working group days they are now pitching via Measure B, a commercial cannabis fantasyland with anything that local cannabis proponents could ever want. Tally…
Measure B: An end-run dead end.
“Measure B.” Sounds innocuous enough, but this ordinance, which will appear on your November ballot, was written BY marijuana growers FOR marijuana growers. If Measure B passes, forget the General Plan, forget existing zoning, forget…
A Mistaken Analogy
I would like to clear up a false analogy. Some who favor commercial cannabis compare its restriction to prohibition. By constitutional amendment, Prohibition banned making, importing, transporting, and selling alcoholic beverages from 1920-33. No one…
Jurupa Valley voters say NO
BREAKING: Voters reject commercial cannabis ballot initiative and affirm cannabis business ban in LA-area Jurupa Valley. Read more here.