Monday, January 10, 2022

CMMNJ Year End Report for 2021


 CMMNJ Year End Report 2021

New Jersey Highlight of 2021: Cannabis legalization

In 2021, New Jersey became the 13th US state to fully legalize marijuana.

The three laws signed by Gov. Murphy on February 22, 2021:

  • A21, the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory, Enforcement, Assistance and Marketplace Modernization Act, legalizes regulatory cannabis.
  • A1897 decriminalizes possession and use of small amounts of marijuana and hashish; also establishes more lenient penalties for distribution.
  • S3454 ends the involvement of minors with the criminal justice system over marijuana.

"As of this moment, New Jersey’s broken and indefensible marijuana laws which permanently stained the records of many residents and short-circuited their futures, and which disproportionately hurt communities of color and failed the meaning of justice at every level, social or otherwise — are no more,” Gov. Murphy said, upon signing the three bills into law.

“I’m thrilled, really!” said Ken Wolski, executive director of CMMNJ. In 2014, CMMNJ’s Board of Directors endorsed legalization of marijuana since legalization is the best way to get this essential medicine to the most people. Legalization is also an important step in undoing the harms to society that are caused by our current policy of drug prohibition.

The NJ Attorney General’s Office issued guidance to law enforcement agencies following the enactment of the February 22 laws. In 2018 NJ ranked third in the nation in total marijuana arrests and second in per capita arrests. The bill allows the adult use and possession of marijuana to take effect immediately.

It’s no longer against state law to have 6 ounces or less of marijuana or about three-fifths of an ounce of hashish. It’s not a crime to be under the influence of marijuana, or to possess marijuana paraphernalia, or to be in possession of it while operating a car. The state still has laws against driving under the influence of drugs.

Marijuana legalization won the support of voters in 562 of the 565 municipalities in New Jersey. How did your town vote on NJ marijuana legalization? 

The New Jersey Judiciary has expunged more than 362,000 marijuana cases from court records since the Marijuana Decriminalization Law became effective July 1. 

Expungement of Certain Marijuana or Hashish Cases: How to file a Motion with the Court 

Procedures for Requests for Judicial Review of Certain Marijuana Cases 

But, NJ’s Attorney General has accused four local companies of illegally offering free cannabis “gifts” alongside orders of cookies, chips and other products.

Insurance Coverage for Medical Cannabis

Insurance coverage bills for medical cannabis in the New Jersey Legislature:

  • S3799  Allows costs of medical cannabis to be reimbursed by Catastrophic Illness in Children Relief Fund, PAAD, Senior Gold and VCCO. Advanced through Senate Health Committee, referred to Senate Budget Committee. Identical bill, A5760 advanced out of Assembly Health Committee; referred to Assembly Appropriations Committee. Take action with NORML!
  • A1708 Requires workers' compensation, PIP, and health insurance coverage for the medical use of cannabis under certain circumstances. Passed in Assembly Committees; no action in Senate Commerce Committee (S3406). Take action with NORML!

When passed into law, these bills will reduce healthcare costs in the state. Cannabis stabilizes multiple conditions in individuals. Greater access to cannabis therapy will result in fewer hospitalizations, fewer surgical procedures, and fewer emergency room visits.

The New Jersey State Nurses Association/Institute for Nursing (NJSNA/IFN)  Supports Insurance Bills for Medical Cannabis.

Op Eds: Opposition; and support: "Making case for cannabis to be covered by insurance for care of chronic pain."

Home Cultivation

CMMNJ Board members Jo Anne Zito and Jim Miller continued to work for a home cultivation program throughout 2021. They encouraged people to sign the petition: Let Patients Grow NJ. By the end of the year, over 3,200 had signed. This campaign includes a web site, Let Patients Grow NJ #JeffsLaw. See Facebook: #THEYSHALLGROW

CMMNJ Board member Peter Rosenfeld proposed model legislation for a home cultivation program.

The home grow bills in the NJ legislature in 2021 include:

  • A5363/S3420 legalizes cultivation of eight medical cannabis plants.
  • S3407/A5435 legalizes cultivation of six plants for any NJ adult.
  • S3582/A5552 legalizes cultivation of six plants for personal use, and 10 plants for medical use, by adults.

Gov. Murphy says he’s open to giving adults the right to cultivate marijuana for personal use, but the bills stalled after introduction in the legislature. 

For Many Cannabis Consumers, "Home Is Where the Grow Is."

Cannabis Regulatory Commission 

The Constitutional Amendment, approved by voters on 11/3/20, to legalize cannabis for adults in New Jersey took effect on 1/1/21. Per the ballot question’s Interpretive Statement: “The Cannabis Regulatory Commission (CRC) (will) oversee the new adult cannabis market…The scope of the commission’s new authority (will) be detailed in laws enacted by the Legislature.” More info at: SCR183/ACR840.

In February 2021, Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin named ex-Marine Sam Delgado to the CRC, joining and Krista Nash, a South Jersey social worker. The Department of Health’s Maria Del Cid was also appointed. Finally, Charles Barker, a project specialist and cannabis advisor for U.S. Sen. Cory Booker, joined Dianna Houenou, Chair, & Jeff Brown, Executive Director to complete the 6-member CRC.

The CRC will be developing the regulations for the new laws. The CRC will license, and oversee the licenses for, six different sectors of the cannabis economy: cultivator, manufacturer, wholesaler, distributor, retailer, and deliverer. There will also be licenses set aside for “microbusinesses” with 10 or fewer employees, and for minority, women, and disabled-veteran owned businesses. 

“New Jersey has a potential to be a model state,” CRC Chair Dianna Houenou said. “We want to provide safer products to patients and adult-use consumers, and we want that industry to reflect the diversity in the state.”

In March 2021, State officials can restart the process of awarding licenses for two dozen medical marijuana dispensaries, after an appeals court Thursday lifted a 2019 order that halted the process when some rejected applicants objected. The CRC, on 12/7/21, approved 30 new licenses to companies who will sell medicinal marijuana, 10 each in the central, northern, and southern regions of the state. This was part of the 2019 RFA, delayed by legal challenges. The licenses are provisional. Awardees have up to 12 months from the date of the award to become fully permitted.

The CRC announced it would open the adult use application process to marijuana growers, processors and testing labs on Dec. 15. It will open applications for adult us dispensaries on March 15. There are no deadlines to file applications; the CRC will accept them on a rolling basis. Cultivation licenses have a cap of 37 new licenses between Feb. 2021 and Feb. 2023. 

The CRC began to accept applications for adult use cannabis licenses on 12/15/21. CRC executive director Jeff Brown said, “We can officially mark the launch of the state’s recreational cannabis industry. Getting cultivators, manufacturers, and testing labs licensed and operating will set the framework and establish supply for retailers who will start licensing in March 2022.” The highest priority will be given to “Social Equity Businesses, diversely-owned businesses, microbusinesses, and conditional license applicants” when being reviewed. (Applicants who were previously convicted for cannabis crimes, live in “economically disadvantaged areas,” or fit the criteria of minority, women, or disabled-veteran owned businesses.)

There are fears that recreational pot sales could deprive medical patients. CMMNJ plans frequent contact with the New Jersey Cannabis Trade Association (NJCTA) to ensure access to medical cannabis is the priority in NJ. The NJCTA said the state’s ATC's have enough cannabis to meet both patient demand and that of a 21-and-older market. ATC’s will be able to include sales of personal use cannabis by submitting municipal approval and a certification to the CRC that they have adequate supply for their patients, and that it will not impact access for patients. The CRC must certify that ATCs have adequate supply to meet patient demand before expanding to the adult use market.

There are currently 23 dispensaries serving an average of about 5,300 patients per retail site and 121,100 registered patients statewide. The twenty-three (23) Alternative Treatment Centers (ATC’s) in NJ currently dispensing medical cannabis at the end of 2021 include:

The CRC invited CMMNJ to address its June 1, 2021 meeting on the following topics: Concentrates and edible cannabis products, and Protecting patient access during recreational market availability: CMMNJ’s written testimony is on the CMMNJ blog. Patients should have access to “anything” they need. High-potency items should have warnings and dosage recommendations.

CMMNJ was again invited to submit oral and written testimony to the CRC on edibles on 11-9-21.

Standardizing cannabis labeling will protect consumers and boost confidence: Dr. David Nathan, founder & board president, Doctors For Cannabis Regulation.

Physician assistants (PAs) and advanced practice nurses (APNs) are now eligible to enroll patients in the medical cannabis program and write recommendations for it, the CRC announced on 10/8/21. Currently, there are 1,311 doctors who can authorize patients to use medical cannabis. 

The CRC voted on 10/15/21 to issue 10 new licenses for medical marijuana cultivators and four new licenses for vertically integrated businesses, which grow, manufacture and sell medical marijuana at dispensaries. 

Hillview Med won a cultivator license in the 2019 medical cannabis license Request for Application (RFA). They are poised to be the first solo medical cannabis cultivator in New Jersey to open. CMMNJ has accepted a seat on Hillview’s Patient Advocacy Board.

CRC meetings were held on 4/12, 4/22, 5/4, 6/1, 6/13, 8/19, 9/14, 11/9, & 12/7/21, and can be viewed here. 

The CRC adopted the initial set of regulations to govern the legal cannabis industry in NJ at the meeting on 8/19/21. The approved rules address barriers to entry, including:

  • Prioritizing applications from certified minority-, women-, and disabled veteran-owned businesses, and from applicants in one of several designated Impact Zones or economically disadvantaged areas;
  • Flexible application requirements for microbusinesses (no more than 10 employees and premises of 2,500 square feet) and for conditional licenses;
  • Application fees as low as $100

Summary of the CRC’s Initial Rules for the Personal-Use of Cannabis

The CRC Recreational Cannabis Statewide Webinar, October 13.

ACLU-NJ: FAQ’s and analysis of marijuana regulations.

Legislation (S-619) allowing doctors to authorize medical marijuana for eligible patients via telemedicine was signed into law 6/24/21. The complete list of MDs in the MMP is here.

The NJ tax on medical marijuana will be 0% on sales made on and after July 1, 2022.

Trenton Planning Board “Special Cannabis Meeting” on June 28; to govern cannabis licensing for businesses in Trenton: draft ordinance

Jersey City Planning Board Unanimously Approves Cannabis Zoning

Ten Things You Can Do to Prepare for the Upcoming Release of New Jersey Recreational Cannabis License Applications

National issues

New York legalized recreational marijuana, on 3/31/21, immediately allowing anyone over the age of 21 to possess up to three ounces. 

In New Mexico and Virginia, both governors signed bills to legalize cannabis and expunge cannabis-related convictions. Now 18 states have approved cannabis legalization for adults.

6/22/21: Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont signed the legalization bill into law! 

Legalization laws in Connecticut and Virginia took effect July 1, 2021 including possession and use for adults. In VA, adults will be able to grow up to four plants per household. 

U.S. legal cannabis sales in 2020 reached $17.5 billion.

California State Bill 311, the Compassionate Access to Medical Cannabis Act or Ryan’s Law, would prohibit health care facilities from interfering with a terminally ill patient’s use of medicinal cannabis within the health care facility. On 9/29/21, the governor of California signed Ryan’s Law.

The U.S. Supreme Court was asked to decide if employers can be forced to reimburse workers for the cost of medical cannabis used to treat job-related injuries. State courts have come to differing conclusions on the issue. 

CATO Institute: The Effect of State Marijuana Legalizations: 2021 Update: no significant adverse consequences despite the sometimes‐​dire predictions made by legalization opponents.

LEAFLY’s “Seeds of Change” ranks states on cannabis social equity; NJ is #5.

A New Mexico judge ruled that medical marijuana patients cannot be punished for using cannabis while incarcerated. Are we just one lawsuit away from judges insisting on access to cannabis for qualified patients in NJ prisons? Some years ago, courts ruled that NJ HIV/AIDS inmates were entitled to community standards of care, after they sued to obtain expensive anti-retroviral therapy. 

NORML: Federal: Senate Proposal To End Marijuana Criminalization; "Cannabis Administration and Opportunity Act" CMMNJ Comments; Senators Flooded with Input on Federal Marijuana Legalization Bill.

Patients Out of Time has created a coalition of organizations and individuals to demand the end of federal cannabis prohibition with their resolution to De-Schedule Cannabis. Please share. 

The American Medical Association asked a court to overturn the Medical Marijuana vote in Mississippi. The AMA, @AmerMedicalAssn, harms patients by denying them medical marijuana, in violation of the Hippocratic oath: "First do no harm." The Mississippi Supreme Court overturned the medical cannabis law voters approved on 11/2020. 

Tell President Biden: It’s Time to Shut Down the Drug Czar’s Office

Philadelphia: Marijuana Treatment Admissions Drop By 80% (since decrim).

Illinois sold more than $1 billion worth of legal marijuana products in 2020.

Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts: Marijuana Legalization Will ‘Kill Your Kids’. 

ABOLISH THE DRUG WAR COALITION is a call to action to end the drug war. “We denounce the criminal justice approach to what should be a public health issue…The drug war in NJ is a war on Black and Brown communities.”

Americans for Safe Access “No Patient Left Behind” campaign to address issues patients face around the country regarding safe access to medical cannabis.

Sens. Cory Booker (D-NJ), Ron Wyden (D-OR), and Chuck Schumer (D-NY) said they would work together for comprehensive cannabis reform in Congress.

Alabama became the 36th state to legalize medical cannabis on 5/17/21.

The effort to legalize marijuana in Delaware is dead for the year due to disagreements among lawmakers over social equity funding.

50-year war on drugs imprisoned millions of Black Americans.

Surgeon General Vivek Murthy: “There is (no) value to individuals or to society to lock people up for marijuana use.”

Tiki Barber Op-Ed: "It’s time for government to stop restricting scientific research into marijuana."

Cannabis Scientist Raphael Mechoulam’s 91st birthday was 11/5/21. He is one of the greatest cannabinoid researchers and is still at it in Hebrew University, Jerusalem. 

National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) State Medical Marijuana Laws.

Delaware Legalization Panel: Myth vs. Fact, 4/8/21.

2021 CMMNJ Publications

CMMNJ Monthly Agendas and Minutes also contain links to published reports by and about CMMNJ Board members and friends.  For the CMMNJ Agendas and Minutes, see the CMMNJ blog. May 16, 2021 was the 12th anniversary of the CMMNJ blog.

CMMNJ Meeting Agenda for December 7, 2021

Medical marijuana should be covered by health insurance. What’s the hold up? Also found here.

Telemedicine & the Bona Fide Relationship in the NJ MCP

CMMNJ November 9, 2021 Meeting Agenda

CMMNJ Meeting Agenda for October 12, 2021

CMMNJ Public Meeting Agenda for September 14, 2021

"Cannabis Administration and Opportunity Act" CMMNJ Comments 

CMMNJ Public Meeting Agenda for August 3, 2021

Hosting the cannabis industry in your community, 7/15/21.

CMMNJ Public Meeting Agenda for July 6, 2021

CMMNJ Public Meeting Agenda for June 8, 2021

CMMNJ Public Meeting Agenda May 11, 2021

CMMNJ Public Meeting Agenda for April 13, 2021

CMMNJ Public Meeting Agenda for March 9, 2021

CMMNJ Public Meeting Agenda for February 9, 2021

CMMNJ Public Meeting Agenda for January 12, 2021

CMMNJ Year End Report 2020

“Adult Use Cannabis in New Jersey” NJ Nurse & Institute for Nursing Newsletter, April 2021, Pg. 11. 

CMMNJ events and stories in 2021

NJ Cannabis Insider: 21 to watch in the N.J. cannabis space in 2021: #6. Coalition for Medical Marijuana - New Jersey, the community organization that championed the law long before it gained traction in Trenton, will continue to bang the drum for home-grow. Their fight is gaining converts and attention.

Cannabis Pioneer Series: Ken Wolski: Wolski lectures on marijuana to community groups and healthcare professionals. He provides expert witness testimony in court cases and volunteers as CMMNJ’s executive director. 

“Sen. Singleton signing onto the bill is the right thing to do,” CMMNJ board member and long-time homegrow leader Jo Ann Zito said.

Medical marijuana patients just want to grow their own weed, Zito said. Why won’t lawmakers allow it?

“We have some of the most expensive medical marijuana in the country,” Wolski said on CBSN New York. “So many patients simply cannot afford this medicine.”

Dr. David Nathan: N.J. should allow medical patients to grow their own marijuana 

NJ marijuana advocates huddle on next steps, including home grow.

Jo Anne Zito Op Ed: For Medical Cannabis Patients, the Situation is Dire

“Medical Marijuana” Princeton Senior Resource Center, 8/13/21.

Live with Neve talks about marijuana in NJ with Jo Ann Zito.

Black Cannabis Equity Initiative (BCEI) & the CANNABIS INDUSTRY: "SOCIAL EQUITY CANNABIS LEGALIZATION IN NJ ZOOM EVENT" 1/27/21, 2/19/21, 3/17/21, 4/19/21, 5/29/21, 9/10/21.

NY Times: “You can’t always find the strain that…works best for your condition,” said Ken Wolski, who now leads the CMMNJ, “And that’s a very frustrating thing for patients.”

Mercer County Community College, NJ Cannabis Certification course on May 3. New Jersey Cannabis Trade Association (NJCTA) will provide six scholarships. Also offered at Raritan Valley CC. 

NJ State House, “50th Anniversary of the War on Drugs” 6/17/21.

NJ State House Rally for Home Grow, 6/24/21.

Sativa Cross Podcast, NJ State House, 5/27/21.

Hedger House Luncheon, Chatsworth, NJ, 5/26/21.

It’s 4/20, a day to celebrate cannabis and cannabis culture. NJ marijuana activists celebrated the first 4:20 on 4/20 of the state's new era of legal weed.

International Medical Cannabis Patients Coalition Mtng, the 2nd of each month, 9 am, via Zoom.

The Rowan University Institute for Cannabis Research, Policy, and Workforce Development will encompass the business, law, medicine, chemistry, and pharmacology departments.

SATIVA CROSS: Sativa Cross Podcast, 7/1/21 

Blazing Ahead Toward Cannabis Justice: An NJUMR Celebration.

CMMNJ's table at the New Brunswick train station, mornings M-T-W, Nov. and Dec.

Weedstock, music festival to benefit Delaware NORML, Townsend, DE 9/17-18. (CMMNJ table.)

NJ Cannabis Insider Fall Conference, Carteret Performing Arts Center, Sept. 23. 

“Medical Marijuana” Zoom meeting with Randi Goldberg’s “Straight Talk” 9/20/21.

NECANN: New Jersey Cannabis Convention, Showboat Hotel, Atlantic City, 10/2-3/21 

CANNADEMIX: Cannabis Meets the Community! Middlesex County College October 8, 2021.

The New Jersey Cannabis Trade Association’s webinar series: Dispensary Operations with Ken Wolski.

Northeast Leaf Magazine, Sept. 2021: CANNABIS ACTIVIST KEN WOLSKI Inside the Coalition for Medical Marijuana New Jersey

Real Cannabis Entrepreneurs Oct. 15-16 Newark N.J. In-person or Virtual.

Minorities for Medical Marijuana: (M4MM) September & October Newsletter & Policy Update 

New Jersey CannaBusiness Association: Friday Lunch & Learn with cannabis leaders. 10/8. 

SHORE GROW: It's a Family AF fair, Ocean, NJ, 9/25/21.

NJ Cannabis Insider: Career Fair & Business Expo Nov. 17 at Stockton U.

Real Cannabis Entrepreneur (RCE) conference held in Newark, 10/15 -16.

Thanks to CMMNJ Volunteers

In recognition of extraordinary service to our community, CMMNJ was awarded a 2021 “NJ State Governor's Jefferson Award” in the Volunteer Group category. Honorees achieve measurable community impact and represent outstanding acts of public service, without the expectation of recognition or compensations. Recipients demonstrate unique vision, dedication and tenacity of heroic proportion and serve as inspiration for others. 

On behalf of the Board of Directors of CMMNJ, I would like to thank all our supporters for their tireless efforts and contributions throughout the year.  As we are an all-volunteer organization, we are nothing without you!  Special thanks go to:

  • volunteer administrators who moderate the many discussions on our Facebook pages;
  • activists who spoke out at community meetings to dispel marijuana stigmas;
  • activists who contacted the media and elected officials for marijuana reform;
  • special “Thank you” to all who contributed food, clothing, and cash to the Thanksgiving Giveaway where Sativa Cross, CMMNJ, & UFCW distributed donated food, clothing, and personal hygiene items to the homeless and poor of Trenton at the Trenton State House Annex on 11/25/21. 

CMMNJ 2021 Board Update

Frequent Board discussions were conducted by group emails and messages in addition to formal Board meetings during 2021. 

At the close of the year, the CMMNJ Board consists of the following 10 people: 

  1. Kenneth R. Wolski, RN, MPA; 
  2. James Miller;  
  3. Edward R. Hannaman, Esq.; 
  4. Nick Mellis; 
  5. Peter Rosenfeld; 
  6. Larry Vargo;
  7. Amanda Hoffman;
  8. Jo Anne Zito; 
  9. Gaetano Lardieri; 
  10. Michael Brennan; and, CMMNJ’s Honorary Board Member is Allan Marain, Esq.

In the 2021 Cannabis 100 Power List, a tribute to influential voices in NJ’s long battle to end cannabis prohibition, seven CMMNJ Board members made the list along with former Board member, Chris Goldstein. Congratulations!

Treasury Report

In 2021 CMMNJ had expenditures of $7,727 and income of $9,850 for a gain this year of $2,123. CMMNJ finished the year with a checking account balance of $10,867 and a PayPal account balance of $942 for a grand total of $11,809.

In April, CMMNJ received donations of $3953 from CURALEAF NJ II INC., 111 Coolidge Ave., Bellmawr, NJ 08031, and $1000 from Ed Forchion, NJWeedman’s Joint, 322 E State St, Trenton, New Jersey 08608. Both Curaleaf and NJWeedman’s Joint allowed CMMNJ to have a small display of our free, colorful, all-hemp bracelets, where their patrons could make donations to CMMNJ. We are deeply grateful to these organizations for their support.

CMMNJ still has almost 50,000 all hemp wristbands and necklaces that were donated to our organization. The multicolored bands were made in Romania. The suggested price is $1 apiece.  Wholesale prices are available.

CMMNJ is grateful for the generous financial support of all who contributed to our mission. This includes those who contributed anonymously through Network for Good. Many people also generously donated their time, their professional and personal services, office space, supplies, etc. to CMMNJ.

CMMNJ Looking Ahead

  • Allow registered patients in the NJ MMP to grow a limited supply of cannabis.
  • Provide insurance coverage for medical cannabis.
  • Fully implement the Jake Honig law.
  • Ensure that the adult use program brings affordable, high-quality marijuana in an appropriately regulated, socially just way, without negatively impacting patient access to medical cannabis. See CMMNJ’s complete Adult-use Cannabis Recommendations. 
  • CMMNJ renews its annual call for national clinical trials of marijuana.
  • Deschedule marijuana completely, both in New Jersey and nationally
  • CMMNJ looks forward to four more years of cannabis reform with Phil Murphy's reelection as governor of New Jersey. 

Schedule of CMMNJ 2022 meetings

CMMNJ’s public meetings for 2022 will continue to be held on the second Tuesday of each month from 7 - 9 pm via Zoom. All are welcome at these meetings and there is never a charge to attend. 

In 2021, CMMNJ held twelve free public meetings on the second Tuesday of each month from 7 - 9 PM. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the meetings were conducted via Zoom conferences. Participants must assume their comments at these meetings were recorded.

CMMNJ sent the agendas for these meetings via e-mail to over 1000 supporters each month and posted the agendas on Facebook, Twitter and on the CMMNJ blog. To receive the agendas, sign up here. 

We extend our best wishes for everyone’s safety and health during this time of pandemic and social distancing. 

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The Coalition for Medical Marijuana New Jersey, Inc. (CMMNJ) is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) educational organization, incorporated in the State of New Jersey.  The mission of CMMNJ is to educate the public about medical marijuana.  The goal of CMMNJ is to have safe and legal access to medical marijuana for New Jersey patients. 

March 10, 2021 was the 18th anniversary of the founding of CMMNJ at our first public event at the White Dog Café in Philadelphia in 2003. Cheryl Miller, the multiple sclerosis patient, early NJ medicinal marijuana activist, and wife of CMMNJ co-founder Jim Miller, died on June 7, 2003, three months after our first event. The eleventh anniversary of New Jersey’s Compassionate Use Medical Marijuana Act becoming law was on 1-18-21. The ninth anniversary of legal sales of marijuana in New Jersey was on 12-6-21. 

Website: Coalition for Medical Marijuana - New Jersey

Facebook: Friends of the Coalition for Medical Marijuana-NJ   

or, Coalition for Medical Marijuana - New Jersey

Twitter: @CMM_NJ

CMMNJ blog: https://cmmnj.blogspot.com/


Ken Wolski, RN, MPA, Executive Director

Coalition for Medical Marijuana—New Jersey, Inc. https://www.cmmnj.org/

219 Woodside Ave., Trenton, NJ 08618  

(609) 394-2137 

ohamkrw@aol.com; 

kenwolski@gmail.com


January 7, 2022


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