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Medical Marijuana Continues to Be Discussed, The Communities Surrounding Petrochemical Plants & More

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A bill to legalize marijuana for medicinal purposes is discussed in a legislative interim meeting, The Allegheny Front looks deeper into the relationship between petrochemical plants and the communities that surround them, and community colleges and universities continue to work together through their 2 + 2 programs.

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