News (Media Awareness Project) - US ME: Two Festivals Seek To Make Drug Legal |
| Title: | US ME: Two Festivals Seek To Make Drug Legal |
| Published On: | 2001-04-28 |
| Source: | Boston Globe (MA) |
| Fetched On: | 2008-01-26 17:10:26 |
TWO FESTIVALS SEEK TO MAKE DRUG LEGAL
OWNAL, Maine (AP) Pownal, a small town of 1,491 known for its church
suppers, may soon be home to annual rock festivals promoting the
legalization of marijuana.
The marijuana advocacy group that started the ''Hempstock'' in Starks
plans to hold two weekend concerts this summer at Andy Jordan's farm on
Elmwood Road.
The Cumberland County Hemp Festival is set for June 22-24, and the Sweet
Leaf Fall Festival is scheduled for Sept. 14-16.
The concerts will feature two dozen bands and are expected to draw 3,000
to 5,000 people.
Tickets will cost $30 and the money will be used to advocate for the
legalization of marijuana.
OWNAL, Maine (AP) Pownal, a small town of 1,491 known for its church
suppers, may soon be home to annual rock festivals promoting the
legalization of marijuana.
The marijuana advocacy group that started the ''Hempstock'' in Starks
plans to hold two weekend concerts this summer at Andy Jordan's farm on
Elmwood Road.
The Cumberland County Hemp Festival is set for June 22-24, and the Sweet
Leaf Fall Festival is scheduled for Sept. 14-16.
The concerts will feature two dozen bands and are expected to draw 3,000
to 5,000 people.
Tickets will cost $30 and the money will be used to advocate for the
legalization of marijuana.
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