The board that oversees Ohio’s Medical Marijuana program is making some key decisions right now. The Ohio Board of Pharmacy has received 370 applications from businesses that want to sell medical marijuana. Sixty spots are available and will be distributed throughout the state. Those seeking licenses to sell include Jimmy Gould, one of those who spearheaded the failed ballot initiative to legalize medical marijuana back in 2015. Andy Joseph, a Johnstown area businessman who wants to create a medical marijuana campus there, is also applying for a handful of sites. The winning bids will be decided in the coming weeks. Copyright 2017 The Statehouse News Bureau. To see more, visit The Statehouse News Bureau.
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Who Wants To Sell Medical Marijuana In Ohio?
