Summit Daily News, 28 Jun 2012 – Re. "Let’s get serious about marijuana" by Gary Lindstrom, guest commentary, May 27 Thank you Gary Lindstrom for your article on marijuana. I am familiar with you, your service work and all that you have done around Summit County and I am so thankful for your stance on this issue as well as the guts you displayed to put it out there. I remember when you were elected coroner and I’m sure that job has not been easy given what you have seen/experienced. So from the bottom of my grateful heart – thank you!

Sky-Hi Daily News, 28 Jun 2012 – FRASER – Trustees passed an ordinance Wednesday night, June 27, to allow licensing and operation for medical marijuana businesses within town limits. In a special election on Nov. 2, 2010, voters were asked whether the town should prohibit medical marijuana businesses. The ballot question was defeated.

Sky-Hi Daily News, 28 Jun 2012 – FRASER – Trustees passed an ordinance Wednesday night, June 27, to allow licensing and operation for medical marijuana businesses within town limits. In a special election on Nov. 2, 2010, voters were asked whether the town should prohibit medical marijuana businesses. The ballot question was defeated.

Sky-Hi Daily News, 28 Jun 2012 – FRASER – Trustees passed an ordinance Wednesday night, June 27, to allow licensing and operation for medical marijuana businesses within town limits. In a special election on Nov. 2, 2010, voters were asked whether the town should prohibit medical marijuana businesses. The ballot question was defeated.

Sky-Hi Daily News, 28 Jun 2012 – FRASER – Trustees passed an ordinance Wednesday night, June 27, to allow licensing and operation for medical marijuana businesses within town limits. In a special election on Nov. 2, 2010, voters were asked whether the town should prohibit medical marijuana businesses. The ballot question was defeated.

Denver Post, 26 Jun 2012 – Re: "Legal pot shops do not boost teen drug use, Colorado study says," June 19 news story. The "study" referred to in your article is anything but – it is a paper that has not been peer-reviewed. And that is no wonder.

Denver Post, 26 Jun 2012 – Re: "Legal pot shops do not boost teen drug use, Colorado study says," June 19 news story. The "study" referred to in your article is anything but – it is a paper that has not been peer-reviewed. And that is no wonder.

Denver Post, 26 Jun 2012 – Re: "Legal pot shops do not boost teen drug use, Colorado study says," June 19 news story. The "study" referred to in your article is anything but – it is a paper that has not been peer-reviewed. And that is no wonder.

Denver Post, 26 Jun 2012 – Re: "Legal pot shops do not boost teen drug use, Colorado study says," June 19 news story. The "study" referred to in your article is anything but – it is a paper that has not been peer-reviewed. And that is no wonder.

Traverse City Record-Eagle, 18 Jun 2012 – EASING OF POT LAWS POSES CHALLENGE FOR PARENTS DENVER (AP) – Michael Jolton was a young father with a 5-year-old son when Colorado legalized medical marijuana in 2000. Now he’s got three boys, the oldest near adulthood, and finds himself repeatedly explaining green-leafed marijuana ads and "free joint" promotions endemic in his suburban hometown.