BOSTON – A leading consortium of medical marijuana clinics has confirmed that one of its offices was involved in securing the drug for a man prosecutors said had marijuana in his system when he struck and killed State Trooper Thomas Clardy in March, according to a WFXT-TV report Friday.
Late Thursday, the state Board of Registration in Medicine suspended the license of Dr. John C. Nadolny, the medical director of the Canna Care Docs clinic group, alleging that he delegated his nontransferable authority "to diagnose patients as having a debilitating medical condition" to nurse practitioners. Such a finding is required before a person can obtain legal permission buy cannabis products from a dispensary.
On June 11, the Islamic Society of Boston (ISB) is hosting its annual fundraiser. The ISB's imam, Yasir Fahmy, will be joined by two extremist preachers: Omar Suleiman and Altaf Husain.
Omar Suleiman has been denounced in the media and by moderate Muslim groups for his description of homosexuality as a "disease" and a "repugnant shameless sin." He refers to the Islamic death penalty for the "people that practiced sodomy."
