Ricardo Baca

Denver Post

Guest

Marijuana editor at the Denver Post, where he writes The Cannabist blog

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This time next year, 4/20 could have a whole new meaning in California  since voters are expected to legalize recreational pot in November.

What Should California Expect If Pot Becomes Legal?

This time next year, 4/20 could have a whole new meaning in California  since voters are expected to legalize recreational pot in November.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

The mountain town of Hotchkiss, Colorado twice voted to ban both the recreational and medical use of marijuana.

A Small Coal Town in Colorado Reconsiders Marijuana

The mountain town of Hotchkiss, Colorado twice voted to ban both the recreational and medical use of marijuana.

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In 2012, Colorado became the first state to make recreational marijuana legal.

'Rolling Papers'

In 2012, Colorado became the first state to make recreational marijuana legal.

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