Author: Colleen Slevin
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Colorado pot dispensaries welcome state regulation
DENVER — Colorado lawmakers have an unlikely ally in their first attempt to curb the state’s booming medical marijuana industry: owners of the some of the shops that sell pot.Many dispensary owners say they’re on board with regulations if they give them uniform guidelines and avert a more severe crackdown like one approved this week…
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Ritter proposes sales tax on soda, online sales
DENVER (AP) Facing an expected $1 billion shortfall in next year’s budget, Gov. Bill Ritter is proposing that education spending be cut by $260 million and that the state bring in another $132 million by charging sales tax on candy and soda as well as online sales. Under a plan submitted to state lawmakers Friday,…
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Ritter proposes sales tax on soda, online sales
DENVER (AP) Facing an expected $1 billion shortfall in next year’s budget, Gov. Bill Ritter is proposing that education spending be cut by $260 million and that the state bring in another $132 million by charging sales tax on candy and soda as well as online sales. Under a plan submitted to state lawmakers Friday,…
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Ritter proposes sales tax on soda, online sales
DENVER (AP) Facing an expected $1 billion shortfall in next year’s budget, Gov. Bill Ritter is proposing that education spending be cut by $260 million and that the state bring in another $132 million by charging sales tax on candy and soda as well as online sales. Under a plan submitted to state lawmakers Friday,…
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Ritter proposes sales tax on soda, online sales
DENVER (AP) Facing an expected $1 billion shortfall in next year’s budget, Gov. Bill Ritter is proposing that education spending be cut by $260 million and that the state bring in another $132 million by charging sales tax on candy and soda as well as online sales. Under a plan submitted to state lawmakers Friday,…
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Ritter proposes sales tax on soda, online sales
DENVER (AP) Facing an expected $1 billion shortfall in next year’s budget, Gov. Bill Ritter is proposing that education spending be cut by $260 million and that the state bring in another $132 million by charging sales tax on candy and soda as well as online sales. Under a plan submitted to state lawmakers Friday,…
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Ritter proposes sales tax on soda, online sales
DENVER (AP) Facing an expected $1 billion shortfall in next year’s budget, Gov. Bill Ritter is proposing that education spending be cut by $260 million and that the state bring in another $132 million by charging sales tax on candy and soda as well as online sales. Under a plan submitted to state lawmakers Friday,…
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Ritter proposes sales tax on soda, online sales
DENVER (AP) Facing an expected $1 billion shortfall in next year’s budget, Gov. Bill Ritter is proposing that education spending be cut by $260 million and that the state bring in another $132 million by charging sales tax on candy and soda as well as online sales. Under a plan submitted to state lawmakers Friday,…
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Ritter proposes sales tax on soda, online sales
DENVER (AP) Facing an expected $1 billion shortfall in next year’s budget, Gov. Bill Ritter is proposing that education spending be cut by $260 million and that the state bring in another $132 million by charging sales tax on candy and soda as well as online sales. Under a plan submitted to state lawmakers Friday,…
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Ritter proposes sales tax on soda, online sales
DENVER (AP) Facing an expected $1 billion shortfall in next year’s budget, Gov. Bill Ritter is proposing that education spending be cut by $260 million and that the state bring in another $132 million by charging sales tax on candy and soda as well as online sales. Under a plan submitted to state lawmakers Friday,…