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Friday, June 12, 2009

Anderson in Potland

...Oops! I meant Po-R-tland... Sorry.

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Anderson Cooper Wants to Hit our Joint
2:41 PM June 12th, 2009 by James Pitkin

We already knew Oregon has some of the best weed in the nation. Now CNN wants a hit.

WW has word that a crew from Anderson Cooper 360 will be in Portland this weekend reporting for a series on marijuana legalization. Titled “America’s High,” the series airing next week is already advertised on Cooper’s website.

A camera crew will attend Oregon NORML’s medical-marijuana cardholders’ meeting Saturday at 11 a.m. on Northeast Dekum Street, where NORML hands out free pot to patients twice a month. Former WW profilee Paul Stanford, head of a Portland-based national chain of medical marijuana clinics, will be interviewed for the show on Sunday, though not by Cooper himself.

Tune in to CNN next week for Cooper’s take on the legalization debate.

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