Free products offered to help people quit smoking (The Town Talk)
I've learned over time and after a lot of research that you never, NEVER follow a link provided in an "update your info" e-mail. Instead I go directly to the web site in question. That way I'm assured that I'm at the legitimate site not a bogus one and then I check my information there.
Source: www.thetowntalk.com
Alabaster considers public smoking ban (The Shelby County Reporter)
The Alabaster City Council discussed a possible resolution Monday night that will ban smoking in all public establishments — including bars, restaurants and offices.
Source: www.shelbycountyreporter.com
Council Postpones Vote On Smoking Ban (The Morning News)
BENTONVILLE — Bags of cigarette butts were enough to get the point across, but not enough to get a ban on smoking just yet in Bentonville city parks.
Source: www.nwaonline.net
1.1 million smokers quit on No Smoking Day 2007 (clickwalla.com)
Figures released show that 1.1 million smokers (1 in 10) actually stopped smoking on last month s No Smoking Day (14 March) and a third of all smokers took a positive step towards stopping smoking.
Source: www.clickwalla.com
Maltese careless about ill effects of smoking (Times of Malta)
Malta has a very serious problem with smoking: 29.7% of all Maltese declared they are smokers. Although there are more male smokers than females, women are even heavier smokers than men.
Source: www.timesofmalta.com
Council bans smoking in restaurants, workplaces (The Frisco Enterprise)
When the smoke cleared, a divided Frisco City Council voted, 4-3, to prohibit smoking in restaurants and to create smoke-free work environments.
Source: www.friscoenterprise.com
Smoking ban eyed for parks (Los Angeles Daily News)
SIMI VALLEY - The Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District is considering a proposal to ban smoking in parks where many people congregate, including sites used by youth sports groups.
Source: www2.dailynews.com
Spitzer behind effort to curb youth smoking (Newsday)
As part of a plan to improve children's health, Gov. Eliot Spitzer Friday called for banning flavored or "starter" cigarettes that allegedly encourage youths to take up smoking.
Source: www.newsday.com
Why stop at a smoking ban? (The Naperville Sun)
AURORA — Smoking bans are all the rage these days, it seems. While Naperville passed a local ban this week, other communities like Geneva and Batavia have voted it down.
Source: www.suburbanchicagonews.com
