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LACONIA, N.H. (AP) — Laconia, New Hampshire, is taking steps to make sure its laws are updated in case it should be eyed as a possible location for a medical marijuana dispensary.
The Laconia Zoning Task Force is scheduled to discuss ordinances related to medical marijuana dispensaries at a meeting Wednesday. A public hearing is scheduled for Feb. 11.
City Manager Scott Myers says he knows of no applications for a dispensary in the city. Applications would go to the state.
Under a 2013 law, up to four dispensaries will be licensed to provide marijuana for the treatment of serious illnesses.
Dispensaries have been proposed in Littleton, Epping, Franklin and Newton.
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