New Indoor Bans - Please Help! in Electronic Cigarette News; Hello,
As you may have read, we are facing indoor bans in Northhampton MA, Albany County NY and Lowell IN. ...
As you may have read, we are facing indoor bans in Northhampton MA, Albany County NY and Lowell IN. Once these indoor bans start, it's going to be hard to stop them. We need to get as many vapers to the public hearings for these two ordinances as possible. Please, if you live anywhere near either of these areas try to attend and speak out!
Northhampton:
City Hall, 210 Main Street,
Northampton, MA 01060
July 22nd,
6:30-7:30pm Council Hearing Room, 2nd Floor
Albany County: ,
112 State Street,
Albany, New York
First floor Cahill Room
7:15 p.m. on Tuesday, July 27, 2010 [see below]
Also, don't forget we are still trying to raise enough money to fund the IVAQS study. This study will look at air quality issues involving the exhaled particulates of e-cigs. We NEED this study to help fight the indoor bans. Please give what you can to either CASAA or NVC.
Thank you!
Last edited by rolygate; 07-27-2010 at 01:42 AM.
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I also wanted to let people know that CASAA is putting together an "official" letter and information packets to send to all three of these jurisdictions with proposed bans, but what is critically needed is for people to show up and speak at the three public hearings listed above.
I live very near Lowell,IN. Could you please tell me where you found this info or PM me any details you can?
THANK YOU !!
One of the Vapor's Coalition members has been directly corresponding with officials in Lowell. Here is an extract from an email she received from Lowell in response:
From: Susan Peterson [mailto:townadministrator(AT)lowell(DOT)net]
Sent: Tuesday, July 20, 2010 4:12 PM
Subject: Re: Next Town Hall meeting
We plan to hold a public hearing on the smoking ban during the council meeting on Monday, August 9th. Your members would be able to speak at the public hearing without filling out a request form. The meeting begins at 7:00 P.M. The Town Hall is located at 501 E. Main Street.
I am shocked that Northampton, MA is trying to ban e cigs indoors. This city is about the most liberal one I have ever been to. I grew up near Northampton and it is a college city with very open minded attitudes. I am quite surprised to hear this.
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