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Reading City Council calls on state to legalize recreational marijuana, introduces ordinance to decriminalize it in city

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[#item_full_content] Councilman Jaime Baez introduced both the resolution and ordinance, saying the city no longer wants to criminalize its residents or its youth. Read More

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