Eliza Dushku: From Hollywood to Healing, Advocacy for Psychedelic Therapy in Massachusetts

Former ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ star Eliza Dushku is using her personal experience with psychedelic-assisted therapy to advocate for the legalization and regulation of psychedelics in Massachusetts. Joining forces with healthcare professionals and her husband, she’s pushing for Ballot Question 4, which aims to create a state commission to oversee the use of psychedelics for therapeutic purposes.

Cannabis Control Commission Shakeup: O’Brien Fired, Lawmakers to Review Structure

Former Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission Chair Shannon O’Brien has been fired after losing a legal battle with State Treasurer Deborah Goldberg. Goldberg’s decision comes amidst concerns about attracting qualified candidates and ongoing debate regarding the commission’s structure. State lawmakers will hold a hearing to review the commission’s organizational framework, with the inspector general raising concerns about the statute’s clarity and consistency. O’Brien plans to appeal her firing to the Supreme Judicial Court.

Veterans Champion Psychedelic Decriminalization in Massachusetts: Hope for Mental Health or Unforeseen Risks?

A growing movement led by veterans is pushing for the decriminalization of psychedelics in Massachusetts, fueled by personal experiences with the healing potential of substances like psilocybin. While advocates highlight the benefits for PTSD and depression, opponents raise concerns about home cultivation and potential risks. This November, voters will decide the fate of Question 4, a ballot measure that could significantly impact mental health treatment options in the state.

Green Line Train Derailment in Cambridge Leaves Seven Injured

A Green Line train derailed in Cambridge, Massachusetts on Tuesday evening, injuring seven people and temporarily stranding approximately 50 passengers. The MBTA is investigating the incident, focusing on potential human error as the cause. The derailment disrupted service on the Green Line, leading to the deployment of shuttle buses and alternative routes for commuters.

Massachusetts Woman Pleads Guilty to Running High-End Brothel Network

Han Lee, a 42-year-old Massachusetts woman, has admitted to running a high-end prostitution ring that catered to prominent clients in the state and Washington, D.C. suburbs. The operation, which ran from 2020 to November 2023, involved multiple brothels located in rented luxury apartments and used online platforms to advertise its services. Lee faces up to 25 years in prison for conspiracy to persuade individuals to travel across state lines for prostitution and money laundering.

Tribal Fire: A Native American Cannabis Delivery Service Blazing a Trail in Cape Cod

Tribal Fire, a Native American-owned cannabis delivery service in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, is defying the odds in a tightly regulated market. Founded by Chef John Marcellino, Tribal Fire stands out with its commitment to discretion and customer care, targeting a niche market of users seeking privacy and safety. The company’s success story underscores the importance of community partnerships and navigating complex regulations while meeting the growing demand for high-quality cannabis delivery.

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