US CO: Decisions About Marijuana Sales Loom for Colorado

New York Times, 13 Jun 2013 – AURORA, Colo. – As Colorado moves closer to issuing temporary regulations on the sale of marijuana, now legal in small quantities here, some cities and towns are not waiting for the new rules to take effect. More than a dozen municipalities across the state have decided to enact moratoriums on retail marijuana sales, restricting them for now or at least until after the rules are finalized later this year.

US CO: States Push To Get The Most Out Of Marijuana Taxes

New York Times, 25 Apr 2013 – DENVER – If marijuana is legalized and properly regulated, its proponents have long said, it could generate millions of dollars in state tax revenue. But how the drug should be taxed has proved to be a thorny question. In Colorado, where voters approved a measure in November legalizing small amounts of marijuana for recreational use, officials have been grappling with this issue for months as the state works to forge a cohesive regulatory code.

US CO: In Colorado, Getting Down To Business Of Marijuana

New York Times, 18 Dec 2012 – GOLDEN, Colo. – It has been a little over a month since Coloradans approved a groundbreaking law legalizing small amounts of marijuana for recreational use. Now that the celebratory haze has settled, state officials and marijuana advocates on Monday began sifting through the thorny regulatory questions that go beyond merely lighting up.