14 Cities File Lawsuit Against Ohio’s New Tobacco Preemption Law
Ohio’s new state law prevents cities and counties from enacting tobacco laws of their own, like banning the sales of flavored tobacco products. The plaintiffs claim the ban violates the state’s constitution and would harm public health.
Upper Arlington, Ohio Parks Smoking Ban Approved
On Monday night, Upper Arlington became the second city in Ohio to ban smoking in its parks, joining Delaware in passing ordinances that will prevent…
Weekly News (June 15, 2015)
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Upper Arlington Becomes First Ohio City to Increase Tobacco Purchase Age to 21
The move to raise the minimum age to purchase tobacco to 21 has found its first foothold in Ohio, as the city of Upper Arlington’s…
Three Ohio Cities Seeking to Raise Tobacco Purchase Age to 21
While Massachusetts has been garnering most of the attention for having a rash of cities increasing the minimum age to purchase tobacco products to 21,…
Weekly News (April 13, 2015)
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Upper Arlington, Ohio Considers Minimum Tobacco Purchasing Age Increase
A one-man movement to increase the minimum age to purchase tobacco, similar to the one seen in Massachusetts, could becoming to Ohio. Dr. Rob Crane,…
