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As seen in: Spectrum News NY1, Salon, RawStory, Truthout, AlterNet, The Morning Star, Spectrum News 13, French Property News, Bold TV, Dispatchist
Executive Political Producer @NY1 @InsideCityHall
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Safety or sales: Inside the effort to mandate anti-choking devices in NYC schools

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By Ayana Harry Verified, Charlie May Verified
| Spectrum News NY1 Verified
The private maker of an anti-choking device and a Long Island-based nonprofit communicated closely with a city council member’s office last year as that lawmaker pushed to require anti-choking devices in all city schools despite recent warnings from leading medical authorities. Anti-choking or airway clearance devices have grown in popularity in recent years, with success stories gaining traction on social media. The devices are placed over a choking victim’s nose and mouth to create suction.
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Longtime cannabis consultant talks about unlicensed shops

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By Charlie May Verified
| Spectrum News 13 Verified
As part of the new state budget deal, New York will be expanding its ability to crack down on unlicensed cannabis shops that have sprouted up across the state. The state will soon be able to impose fines and authorities will be able to inspect and potentially shut down unlicensed shops. The new rules also mean those businesses could face tax law violations.
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State cannabis executive director discusses legal marijuana industry

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By Charlie May Verified
| Spectrum News 13 Verified
The state is ramping up its adult-use cannabis market, as this month marks two years since New York legalized marijuana. Regulators approved 99 new provisional licenses for recreational marijuana dispensaries across the state on Monday. This includes the first three licenses to be issued to individuals in Brooklyn.
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