GAYLORD, Michigan — While the city council in this small city in Central Michigan might be comfortable with the recreational use of marijuana, the panel isn’t ready yet to allow the open consumption of the drug in the city.
And by a 4-2 vote earlier this week, the council amended the city’s marijuana ordinance to allow the temporary suspension of marijuana licenses even if there is a minor violation while rejecting a proposal for a cannabis golf outing in August. The small inland city of just over 4,000 residents sits about 60 miles northeast of Traverse City and about 60 miles south of the Mackinac Bridge.
