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Judge Nardacci upholds New York's marijuana licensing program, dismissing claims of discrimination and constitutional violation.

Next month the Great New York State Fair in Syracuse will be underway. There are some amazing concerts, games, exhibits, and fair food plus if you are a recreational marijuana user, there's a place for you too.

We always say during Clay and Company that it seems the rest of the country has been 'noticing' Buffalo, NY more lately. More businesses are coming here. Another business interested in coming to the Western New York area is New York-based Ace Ventures LLC, which is looking to possibly build a location to do the production.

JACK loves holidays and though 4/20 might not be an official holiday, it does give us the munchies.

Under a law passed last year, New York State will allow the growth and distribution of the drug with some limitations.

If only the Buffalo potholes could talk, maybe they would actually get fixed in a timely manner. Or better yet, what if they could tweet?

What are your thoughts?! Should Marijuana be leagalized?!

Do you know the way to San Jose? No seriously, do you, because there is free weed on the street but it’s not going to last very long. The Mercury News explains that a truck, illegally carrying marijuana, crashed and ended up on its side sending large bags of pot throughout the intersection. The driver hightailed it out of sight and that’s when the real fun started.

This Price is Right contestant tries to use a little luck to get to the showcase showdown by using his favorite number in all his bids. And Bob Barker seems oblivious to the contestants proclivity for the Sweet Mary Jane. In fact, several Price is Right Contestants have used this crazy strategy to mixed results.

Happy 420! The quasi-legalization of marijuana has produced quite an unintended side effect: Now one percent of all electricity used in the United States is spent on growing cannabis indoors. Analysis from Evan Mills at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory also found that in California, where marijuana can be grown legally for medicinal purposes, the state's 400,000 authorized growers consume