Tara Felice (left) and Eric Felice (right) of North Carolina received approval Monday by the Fryeburg Planning Board for two 7,000-square-foot marijuana grow areas between Fish Street and Route 5. At center is their business partner Eric Alt. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Tara Felice (left) and Eric Felice (right) of North Carolina received approval Monday by the Fryeburg Planning Board for two 7,000-square-foot marijuana grow areas between Fish Street and Route 5. At center is their business partner Eric Alt. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
FRYEBURG, Maine — Fifth time was the charm for a North Carolina couple who want to operate marijuana grow facilities between Route 5 and Fish Street in Fryeburg. Eric and Tara Felice of Huntersville, N.C., first presented their plans to the planning board in March along with their business partner Eric Alt from Baldwin, Maine. Alt’s name is not attached to the applications dealt with Monday.
The planning board voted 4-0 (Tom Rebmann, Edy Kizaki, Patrick Emery and Charles Buterbaugh) to approve the plan for two 100-by-70-foot marijuana grow areas.
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Wonderful news if you are a sleepy stoner. We have to share the road with those people when we drive, ride a motorcycle ride a bike or drive a BIG scary truck. This is one of the reasons I will not ride my bicycle on the roads anymore. Too many stoned people.
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Medical marijuana’s potential as an effective treatment for the progression of Alzheimer’s disease is high on the list of discussion topics as more than 300 medical practitioners, attorneys and industry experts. Soma rosa farms
Wonderful news if you are a sleepy stoner. We have to share the road with those people when we drive, ride a motorcycle ride a bike or drive a BIG scary truck. This is one of the reasons I will not ride my bicycle on the roads anymore. Too many stoned people.
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