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“The Board of Health has strayed from their mission of health codes to a much more draconian approach of creating bans that impinge on personal choice,” said Select Board member Sollosy.
“So far this year, just three municipalities have added permanent bans tied to birthdays, while more than a dozen have postponed or declined discussions.” https://t.co/SbfAnWPNBs
https://t.co/o8h3ojIJA1 Well said: "Laura, a resident of Northampton born in 2005, for her opinion on the regulation. “People want something like nicotine and alcohol, they’ll find a way. It’ll hurt small businesses. I get the sentiment behind it, but I don’t see it working out"
https://t.co/0R1yruRUBs “The simple fact is that when gas prices go up, all of us are suffering, whether you are a single store like me or a chain of 80 or 100 stores,” said Alex Weatherall, the owner of Sherborn Market and Fuel.
Regulation or overreach? The growing battle over nicotine pouches in Massachusetts https://t.co/k4f0BqOm1c
Local health boards will not stop until every nicotine product is banned in Massachusetts. This is about control, not public health
.@MassGovernor has announced a ban on non-essential motor vehicle travel for Bristol, Plymouth, and Barnstable counties. Staying home is the safest thing you can do for you and your family, as well as the hardworking first responders, plow drivers and utility crews.
@CEMACTENERGY@insider_ct In MA, Superfund bills, House 1014 and Senate 588, have been sent to a study. Not technically dead until the legislative session is over, but a great start.
Born after Dec. 31, 2004? Stoughton may ban selling you nicotine ever https://t.co/L3etF5G9uv via @enterprisenews
Contact the BOH and let them know Stoughton opposes this policy: [email protected]
https://t.co/S4rvyvCwWe Supporters of the ridiculous NFG policy were given unlimited time at the hearing (on camera) to make their case, while the board refused to turn on the oppositions camera. Nice work by @WWLP22News to shine a light on this nonsense. @NorthamptonMA@C4ACMA
@WWLP22News Why are advocates for the nicotine free generation policy at the Northampton Board of Health hearing given unlimited time to speak, while opponents are limited to two minutes at the beginning of the meeting (with no camera)? @masslivenews@NorthamptonMA