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Tag: smoking

Posted inGov & Politics

The Time for Tobacco-Free Parks in San Antonio Is Now

Avatar photo by T.J. Mayes January 23, 2019January 31, 2020

San Antonio residents on Thursday will have an opportunity to voice their support for a smoke-free policy proposal for local parks.

A sign at Molina's San Antonio Country Store indicates that tobacco products cannot be sold to a person under twenty-one years old.
Posted inHealth

San Antonio Merchants Prepare for Age Restriction on Tobacco Purchases

Roseanna Garza by Roseanna Garza September 27, 2018November 1, 2018
A young girl smokes a cigarette. Photo by Flickr user Valentin Ottone.
Posted inGov & Politics

San Antonio Scores a Win for Public Health. Other Texas Cities Should Follow.

Avatar photoAvatar photo by Catherine Cubbin and Kentya Ford January 24, 2018January 25, 2018
Posted inHealth

Tobacco 21 Will Help San Antonians Breathe Easier

Avatar photo by Dr. Erika Gonzalez-Reyes January 10, 2018January 11, 2018
Supporters of Tobacco 21 hold signs at a media briefing in City Hall.
Posted inGov & Politics

Tobacco 21: Taking a Major Step in Protecting SA’s Young Citizens

Avatar photo by Kayleigh Stubbs January 3, 2018January 31, 2020
Retired Air Force Master Sergeant Brian Hayden speaks about his experience surviving a heart attack, a heart transfer, and lung cancer during a media briefing regarding Tobacco 21.
Posted inHealth

Tobacco 21: Giving Youth More Time to Make Better Choices

Avatar photo by Brian Hayden December 10, 2017December 13, 2017
Amy Alston holds a sign supporting Tobacco 21.
Posted inGov & Politics

Council Vote For Tobacco 21 Ordinance Delayed Until January

Roseanna Garza by Roseanna Garza December 6, 2017December 7, 2017
Posted inHealth

Tobacco 21: Fostering Healthier Generations

Avatar photo by Cayla Wilson December 5, 2017January 31, 2020
Posted inBusiness & Tech

After a Long Holdout, Tobacco Companies Issue Mea Culpas

Avatar photoAvatar photo by Stuart Silverstein and Myron Levin November 30, 2017January 31, 2020
Methodist Healthcare Ministries of South Texas is commissioning a $7.2 million study to compare the efficacy of cash payments, financial mentoring and both options together, to see which alleviates poverty most effectively.
Posted inGov & Politics

U.S. to Ban Smoking in Public Housing Nationwide

Avatar photo by Daniel Kleifgen December 2, 2016January 31, 2020

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