More than 3,500 total applications were submitted to the Pennsylvania Marijuana Pardon Project, but advocates expected far more.
Source: Morningcall
More than 200 Lehigh Valley residents sent applications to the Pa. Marijuana Pardon Project. Here’s why it’s too few or too many, depending who you ask
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