Today was their last day, Sad to see them close the one club you could smoke inside.
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Last day for Berkeley Patients Group
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dCarboxyL8
New member
Today was their last day, Sad to see them close the one club you could smoke inside.
CBCB on shattuck has far better smoking lounge and Hash bar
LittleAmsterdam
Member
I'm big a fan of BPG. This is what a true collective should be like.
Got some of my first clones ever from a club from there a long long time ago. Cali-o I believe, and some SSH.
T
turtle farmer
Agreed
ghettochild
Active member
I'm running some strawberry cough lambs breath bbxjack and sfv og from there they've always got nice cuts on hand. Can't believe this place is closed !?!?
Ya, CBCB is there but will miss this old haunt very much - have to start a new routine
greenluv707
pit wisper/ rare strain collector
if you wanted to see a real club run you need to go see HPRC. without a doubt the best in cali..........
LittleAmsterdam
Member
I've never seen a collective give back to the community as much as BGP did! They had regular movie nights, live music once a month on Saturdays or Sundays, Art Exhibits of local artist(s), FREE munchies, secure parking, BEST MEDS in Town, and more..... Oh did I forget about the free massage therapist.
Please help list all the GREAT things BGP did !
Sad to see you go BGP.
Please help list all the GREAT things BGP did !
Sad to see you go BGP.
LittleAmsterdam
Member
They also offered free Meds for low income Patients. That never happens around here and shows the 'Love' the MMJ community has in Nor Cal.
Is this a forced shut down because they are an Evil Dispensary?
LittleAmsterdam
Member
BGP is far from being a shady place, but there is a lot of heat going on up there right now!
Mia
Active member
Feds threatened the landlord with seizure of the property.. bully tactics. Par for the course...
ABout what I figured. Thanks.
That was aimed at the dispensary haters. Here is a club that was doing it righteous, a positive addition to the community. And they get closed just like the evil profiteers. Still looks like the War is on and it's Us or Them.
Best wishes to the folks Gettin the big government WOOD. Patients, workers, owners of the building,all Gettin the high hard one.
That was aimed at the dispensary haters. Here is a club that was doing it righteous, a positive addition to the community. And they get closed just like the evil profiteers. Still looks like the War is on and it's Us or Them.
Best wishes to the folks Gettin the big government WOOD. Patients, workers, owners of the building,all Gettin the high hard one.
Berkeley Patients Group Closes
Berkeley Patients Group Closes
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Monday, April 30, 2012<o></o>
By David Downs<o></o>
Medical marijuana industry leader Berkeley Patients Group of Berkeley will close its doors at the end of its business day today — and not re-open them. A receptionist there just confirmed the contents of an email sent to collective members this morning, stating: "Today is our last day."<o></o>
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Last fall, U.S. Attorney Melinda Haag threatened to seize the dispensary's San Pablo Ave. property, and BPG's landlords served the massive club with an eviction notice, effective May 1. BPG has not announced plans to relocate.<o></o>
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The total closure of the Berkeley institution would be the among the biggest, most significant blows to the California medical marijuana industry since the crackdown started last October. BPG is widely considered a model dispensary in a town that led the charge to regulate such businesses.<o></o>
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It also marks the federal evisceration of another thriving East Bay business that directly employed dozens of people, served tens of thousands of patients, and generated major tax revenue for local, and state coffers. Activists are going to be livid and the average person confused as to how this happened, given that medical marijuana is legal in California and BPG has a business license to operate in Berkeley. <o></o>
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Simply put, cannabis is still federally illegal, and the feds are targeting the best, brightest and most responsible actors in California to send a message to all that no one is immune from the drug war. Our sympathies go out to all the BPG employees now looking for work.
The above story was From:
http://www.eastbayexpress.com/LegalizationNation/archives/2012/04/30/berkeley-patients-group-today-is-our-last-day <o></o>
More sad news of the Feds keeping the sick and suffering from obtaining the safest medicine on earth. Extremely sad day that really hits home for DoobieDuck as I worked closely with these fine caring people. Their offices and showroom were decorated with and featured my art prints. They offered my art for sale to their patients as well.<o></o>
BPG thank you so much for what you have done for the disabled and suffering here in Cali. Best wishes to your employees and those patients you serviced. DoobieDuck
..an example of the art BPG displayed for me....DD
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></o>By David Downs<o
></o>Medical marijuana industry leader Berkeley Patients Group of Berkeley will close its doors at the end of its business day today — and not re-open them. A receptionist there just confirmed the contents of an email sent to collective members this morning, stating: "Today is our last day."<o
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></o>Last fall, U.S. Attorney Melinda Haag threatened to seize the dispensary's San Pablo Ave. property, and BPG's landlords served the massive club with an eviction notice, effective May 1. BPG has not announced plans to relocate.<o
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></o>The total closure of the Berkeley institution would be the among the biggest, most significant blows to the California medical marijuana industry since the crackdown started last October. BPG is widely considered a model dispensary in a town that led the charge to regulate such businesses.<o
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></o>It also marks the federal evisceration of another thriving East Bay business that directly employed dozens of people, served tens of thousands of patients, and generated major tax revenue for local, and state coffers. Activists are going to be livid and the average person confused as to how this happened, given that medical marijuana is legal in California and BPG has a business license to operate in Berkeley. <o
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></o>Simply put, cannabis is still federally illegal, and the feds are targeting the best, brightest and most responsible actors in California to send a message to all that no one is immune from the drug war. Our sympathies go out to all the BPG employees now looking for work.
The above story was From:
http://www.eastbayexpress.com/LegalizationNation/archives/2012/04/30/berkeley-patients-group-today-is-our-last-day <o
></o>More sad news of the Feds keeping the sick and suffering from obtaining the safest medicine on earth. Extremely sad day that really hits home for DoobieDuck as I worked closely with these fine caring people. Their offices and showroom were decorated with and featured my art prints. They offered my art for sale to their patients as well.<o
></o>BPG thank you so much for what you have done for the disabled and suffering here in Cali. Best wishes to your employees and those patients you serviced. DoobieDuck
..an example of the art BPG displayed for me....DD
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yep saw your picture on the wall behind the checkin desk. Really sad
the only Razz
Member
wow....i really liked the vibe in this place..it had some great medicine, too....breaks my heart..
