Formerly-Incarcerated Learn to Grow Cannabis Under New Ohio Program

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By TG BranfaltSep 3, 2021, 10:53 am521 ptsTop
An Ohio cannabis company is partnering with an organization that helps formerly incarcerated people transition back into society to train people convicted of cannabis crimes how to grow cannabis legally, WKBN reports. The partnership between Riviera Creek and United Returning Citizens aims to help ex-convicts…

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