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Janiese Stevens
Owner of Wildflower Kodiak cannabis stores; Certified Public Accountant · Wildflower Kodiak (Wildflower on Near Island and Wildflower Smoky Hallow near Bells Flats)
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Also known as:Janice Stevens
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Alaska rule would limit cannabinoids to licensed grows, approved hemp
“We are already competing with manufactured psychoactive substances which can be sold to anyone anywhere, and non-regulated dealers who again sell to anyone anywhere, compromising public safety with the risk of cross-contaminated substances.”
Alaska News1mo ago
Utqiaġvik hears a marijuana tax rise from 8% to 10% tonight, and voters decide Oct. 6
“In addition to this, the state of Alaska already has the highest marijuana tax in the nation. I pay my fair share. By continuing to overtax, you are rewarding non-regulated markets.”
Alaska News1mo ago
Utqiagvik weighs a change to how it taxes marijuana
“the state of Alaska already has the highest marijuana tax in the nation. I pay my fair share. By continuing to overtax, you are rewarding non-regulated markets.”
Alaska News2mo ago
Kodiak Assembly splits over what a marijuana tax should pay for
“Both alcohol and tobacco outsell marijuana and have a much higher price tag, draining our island's public safety and health resources.”
Alaska News2mo ago
Kodiak weighs a 3% marijuana tax, and a dispensary owner cries foul
Alaska News2mo ago
Kodiak plans September DC lobbying trip as defense program bid fails again
Alaska News3mo ago
Kodiak Borough advances marijuana excise tax to public hearing on 4-1 vote
“I am continually perplexed by our local government's proclivity to choose marijuana as a sin of choice when brainstorming ways to raise revenue, when there are other vices on the island outselling marijuana tenfold. If your goal is to raise revenue for some community fund why not pick the poison with the highest revenue and the highest cost to our community? And it is not marijuana. Both alcohol and tobacco outsell marijuana and have a much higher price tag, draining our island's public safety and health resources.”
Alaska News3mo ago4 attributions