‘Dry’ counties in Washington? Maybe for marijuana

Washington state’s legalization of recreational marijuana is expected to be a boon for the state government, raising millions of dollars in tax revenue. But individual cities won’t be making any profit off of that, which could result in a patchy system across the state, with some areas being more friendly to marijuana businesses and others operating as “dry” cities or counties, said W. Scott Snyder, an attorney at Seattle-based Ogden Murphy Wallace. Snyder spoke Friday at a conference in…