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The Ohio Division of Cannabis Control has proposed new rules that would bar marijuana retailers from advertising on billboards, radio, television, the Internet or anywhere else deemed likely to reach kids under 18.

Green Wednesday deals at some marijuana dispensary chains could draw new customers.

From Tuesday through Saturday, nearly 100 Ohio retailers sold $11.53 million in flower and processed products, including more than 1,200 pounds of plant material.

Dispensaries like Terrasana, The Botanist and Trulieve opened their doors Tuesday for adult-use recreational marijuana sales after getting their certificates of opertation from the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control.

About a dozen dispensaries in central Ohio got the green light to begin selling recreational marijuana on Tuesday. Almost 100 in the state got a certificate of operation from the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control.

Terrasana in Columbus, Fremont, Springfield and Cleveland says it hopes to get a recreational license and start sales in July. The company said it will prioritize its current medical patients first.

Ohioans will likely be able to buy recreational marijuana as soon as mid-June, earlier than the timeline outlined by the initiated statute they voted to pass last fall.

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