Senate advances broad tobacco bill to curb youth vaping, decouple retail licenses and study nicotine concentration tax options S.198, a broad modernization of Vermont’s tobacco laws that targets deceptive vape devices, decouples tobacco and liquor licenses, raises penalties and moves wholesaler licensing to the Department of Liquor and Lottery, was amended on the floor and ordered to third reading.

Vermont's Senate is taking bold steps to combat youth vaping and deceptive tobacco products with a groundbreaking bill aimed at protecting our children and modernizing tobacco laws.

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Fargo Board of Health backs resolution urging ban on flavored tobacco sales, stronger retail licensing After presentations and public comment, the Fargo Cass Board of Health voted to recommend a draft ordinance that would create a local tobacco retailer license, require mandatory retailer education, strengthen penalties and end the sale of flavored tobacco and nicotine products to reduce youth vaping.

Fargo's Board of Health is taking a bold stand against youth vaping by recommending a ban on flavored tobacco sales and stronger retailer regulations!

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Residents urge Aurora council to adopt local tobacco, kratom and age‑restricted product license Multiple speakers, including public‑health advocates and students, told the council a local retail license would reduce youth access to nicotine and other age‑restricted products and urged adoption of the proposed Tobacco Retail Licensing (TRL) plus ordinance.

Aurora residents are rallying for a local tobacco retail license, claiming it could significantly reduce youth access to harmful nicotine products.

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