Movement to repeal Medical Marijuana growing like a weed

  • Retired Law Enforcement Officer Ed Moses gives a presentation on the negative side effects of marijuana, medical or recreational. Photo by Charity Maness/Fall River County Herald Star
    Retired Law Enforcement Officer Ed Moses gives a presentation on the negative side effects of marijuana, medical or recreational. Photo by Charity Maness/Fall River County Herald Star
  • Travis Ismay, President of Concerned Citizens of South Dakota, presents information at an meeting held at the Mueller Center Tuesday evening aimed at educating people on the medical marijuana issue and efforts to repeal the South Dakota medical marijuana law. Photo by Charity Maness/Fall River County Herald Star
    Travis Ismay, President of Concerned Citizens of South Dakota, presents information at an meeting held at the Mueller Center Tuesday evening aimed at educating people on the medical marijuana issue and efforts to repeal the South Dakota medical marijuana law. Photo by Charity Maness/Fall River County Herald Star
    HOT SPRINGS – A Concerned Citizens of South Dakota program held at the Mueller Center last Tuesday evening, March 18, presented about a dozen community members with an informational power point on the negative aspects of marijuana use; both legal/medical and recreational. “We are here to educate the public,” said coordinator Kim Allen of Oral. “Medical Marijuana is not what...

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