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This week’s issue of The Paper. is all about greener horizons for New Mexico. The legalization of cannabis is expected to bring more than 11,000 new jobs and millions in new state and local revenue. Those are big numbers for the big picture, but for individuals wanting to start a business, work in one, or for employers trying to navigate the brave new world of legalization, lots of “how does that work, exactly?!” questions loom.
We wanted to know too, so we dispatched our reporters to find the answers. From the history of 4/20 to how you start your new cannabis business, we built the definitive guide to legalization.
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The Big Story
Inside
City Hall
Commissioners Follow The Money
By Carolyn Carlson
Parks to play in, emergency medical folks and community centers were all part of the budget conversation[…]
Arts + Culture
It’s a B-Day for ABQ
By Devin D. O’Leary
ABQ is turning 315 years young and local artists, brewers and luminaries are creating special ways to celebrate.
Indigeneity
/inˌdijəˈnēidē/noun. The fact of originating or occurring naturally in a particular place.
A column by Jonathan Sims focussed on Native voices and issues.
Interior Dept. Creates Missing and Murdered Task Force
By Jonathan Sims
Search for Indigenous Victims Brings Changes Nationally and Locally