Women-Owned Medical Marijuana Organization taking Holistic Approach

"The firebrand lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania—a longtime advocate for marijuana legalization—announced on Friday that he is formally exploring a run for the U.S. Senate in 2022..."

"In some places across the country, newspaper boxes have been repurposed as stands for record players and as art installations. They’ve been used to hold things like free books — and now, in Montgomery County, to distribute applications for pardons of marijuana convictions..."

"Two organizations are trying to make cannabis pardon applications more easily accessible. .."

"Hundreds of area residents have filed pardon applications for cannabis-related charges since the project launched in the spring..."

"TerraVida Victims of the War on Drugs announced a partnership with the Urban League of Philadelphia and its Out4Good program The new initiative will assist people who have been in prison reintegrate back into the community..."

“Chris Visco holds a unique, albeit unofficial, badge of honor in our Commonwealth: In 2017, she was the first woman in Pennsylvania to get her medical marijuana license. After securing that distinction, the retailer-turned-entrepreneur launched a series of dispensaries called TerraVida Holistic Centers. But even though the businesses’ three outposts in Abington, Sellersville and Malvern were immediately successful, Visco had a hard time finding employees to staff them…”