Supporters of expanded medicinal cannabis pack city council meeting

  • Dakota Kind owner Forrest Fanning stands in front of his medicinal cannabis dispensary this past Monday, Jan. 27. Last Tuesday, Jan. 21, Fanning joined several others at the Hot Springs City Council meeting where they shared their support of a previously proposed cannabis ordinance change that was voted down 6 to 2 at the Jan. 6 council meeting. Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
    Dakota Kind owner Forrest Fanning stands in front of his medicinal cannabis dispensary this past Monday, Jan. 27. Last Tuesday, Jan. 21, Fanning joined several others at the Hot Springs City Council meeting where they shared their support of a previously proposed cannabis ordinance change that was voted down 6 to 2 at the Jan. 6 council meeting. Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
    City of Hot Springs may reconsider decision on ordinance revisionsHOT SPRINGS – What the Jan. 6 Public Hearing on medicinal marijuana establishments lacked in input from supporters was made up for at last week’s Jan. 21 Hot Springs City Council meeting, when more than 50 people attended to show their support of a cannabis grow facility in Hot Springs.Of the large cont...

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