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Labor Activist Seeks Medical Marijuana, Not ‘Narcotic Stupor’ for Her Final Days

By Nancy West | November 5, 2015

“Our hope in filing this lawsuit is that it will cause the State to do what is morally, ethically, medically , and legally proper. We hope that the State will do what the law passed by the Legislature mandates, and stop denying critically ill and dying people medicine that has been deemed appropriate by their treating physicians,” Attorney Paul Twomey said. He will sue HHS today on behalf of labor activist Linda Horan, who is dying from stage 4 lung cancer. See full lawsuit inside.

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Patients Wait As Iowa Decides How To Make Medicinal Marijuana Practical

By Krista Johnson, IowaWatch.org | November 5, 2015

New Hampshire patients aren’t alone. At first glance, the Iowa medical marijuana law seemed like a major breakthrough, but the act leaves out two important pieces to the story: where the caregivers and patients can obtain the CBD and what is being done for those who feel the need for medical marijuana but do not have epilepsy.

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Terminal Cancer Patient, Activist Sues HHS To Access Medical Marijuana

By Press Release | November 4, 2015

News Release: Terminal cancer patient Linda Horan of Alstead wants a New Hampshire medical marijuana ID card, which would allow her to obtain medical marijuana legally in Maine and protect her from arrest and prosecution in New Hampshire.

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Moon v. Mars: Brendan Dubois Hangs Out With Roger Wood

By Roger Wood | November 4, 2015

This is national novel writing month … with some 300,000 authors taking up the challenge to complete one by the end of November. Not a problem for Brendan Dubois of Exeter. He’s just completed his latest work in progress, which joins 20 other full-length mysteries and suspense books and 150 short stories. Three new works are scheduled to come out in the same year for this award-winning former newspaper reporter.