The four approved Alternative Treatment Centers in New Hampshire are expected to begin operations in the first quarter of 2016.
In selecting the nonprofit organizations to grow and dispense medical marijuana in NH, the state followed the proper process despite recent criticism, says Governor.
State Sen. John Reagan, R-Deerfield, who was a co-sponsor of the medical marijuana legislation, said he is thinking perhaps starting over might not be such a bad idea in light of the questions he has about the whole process.
Two public meetings to discuss the proposed location of therapeutic cannabis cultivation sites in Manchester and Rochester are on the calendar. A meeting in Manchester will be held on August 28 and a second one will
be held in Rochester on September 1.
February Cannabis Convention in Boston explores ways to cash in on this new industry.