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| June 30, 2022 Minnesota is poised to allow over-the-counter THC products starting Friday , although recreational marijuana remains illegal. The legislature just authorized highly regulated cannabinoid products with small amounts of the active ingredient in pot. The new law allows for the sale and consumption of edibles containing small amounts of hemp-derived THC. No more than 0.3 percent of THC derived from hemp is allowed and no one under 21 can make purchases. There are also packaging rules to prevent marketing to children. DFL Rep. Heather Edelson of Edina, the House author of the legislation, said the law addresses a public health concern.
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| In the land of zero natural lakes, Rochester has a pool drought | | Recent pool closures have left Rochester with a single public swimming pool, leading to squabbles over pool time and space. Local officials and families alike say the city doesn't have enough pools for everyone who wants to swim and that pool access is increasingly becoming a matter of privilege. | |
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| Art Hounds: Art that asks 'What does it mean to be ladylike?' | | The interdisciplinary arts show “La.dy.like” investigates what it means to be femme. Artists muse on the act of walking at an international exhibit tucked in and around the Rochester Art Center. “There’s a Crack in Everything” offers an evening of storytelling and song at Bryant Lake Bowl Theatre in Minneapolis. | |
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| MnDOT puts name of new bike route up to public vote | | Minnesotans have had the chance to weigh in on names for state snowplows — twice. Now the Minnesota Department of Transportation is giving the public the chance to pick from among five finalists for the name of a newly designated bike route across the state. | |
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| Appetites: Ideas to get out of your grilling comfort zone | | Grilling season is in full swing, and maybe you've already had your fill of burgers and hotdogs. So All Things Considered turned to chef-entrepreneur and cookbook author Amalia Moreno-Damgaard for ideas to help us get out of our grilling comfort zones. | |
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