The Tobacco Industry Spends $900 million dollars annually in New York State to promote its deadly products. Outraged?
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"Protect our Kids. Lose the Ads.
Every year the tobacco industry spends $800 million advertising in New York State to deceive and addict a new generation of smokers. Learn more...

Across New York State, organizations supporting women and girls say "No Thanks, Big Tobacco" we don't want your money.
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Strong Public Support to Reduce Tobacco Advertising in Stores.
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Upcoming Community Events

 
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Site of the
Month

Southern Adirondack Business Show
Thurs, October 16th, 4-7pm
The Queensbury Hotel,
Glens Falls
Stop by our booth and learn how your business can benefit from a tobacco free environment!

Adirondack Stampede Rodeo
Friday, November 7th
7:30 – 10pm

Glens Falls Civic Center
Look for our booth in the lobby

5th Annual Community Recognition Ceremony
Wednesday, November 12th
6-8pm

The Queensbury Hotel,
Glens Falls

Honorees include businesses, municipalities, school districts and organizations from the region. For more information: 581-1230 x16


 


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Pets – including birds, rabbits, and other animals - can develop respiratory infections, lung inflamma- tion and asthma from breathing in secondhand smoke. Learn more...


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SPIT TOBACCO: Addictive,  Dangerous, and Potentially Deadly...
* What is spit tobacco?
* How is it marketed?
* what are the health effects of spit tobacco?
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Visit this on-line exhibit (tobacco.stanford.edu), of hundreds of print ads and television commercials, titled “Not a Cough in a Carload: Images Used by Tobacco Companies to Hide the Hazards of Smoking.” The first part of the title is borrowed from a slogan for Old Gold cigarettes, a brand that subsequently boasted in its ads of being “made by tobacco men, not medicine men.” Take a few moments and see how tobacco marketing strategies have changed, or maybe not, as doctors, politicians, cartoon characters, star athletes and even babies were featured in print ads and television commercials.


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One of the tobacco industry's most outrageous new tactics is the introduction of candy-flavored cigarettes and smokeless tobacco. 
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