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What can you do to help make a completely smoke free city a reality?
Write a letter?
Make a call?
Attend a meeting?
Let's brainstorm ideas on what we can do to make Indianapolis smoke free.
If you have been watching the media today you have seen that on Monday the Indianapolis-Marion County City-County Council will introduce a proposal to make all of Indianapolis smoke free. To learn more about this and to help with the effort visit ...
We are Smoosiers who want smoke free air in all workplaces including restaurants and bars in Indiana. We are here to advocate and educate for policies to be passed throughout the state.
We are Smoosiers who want smoke free air in all workplaces including restaurants and bars in Indiana. We are here to advocate and educate for policies to be passed throughout the state.
We are Smoosiers who want smoke free air in all workplaces including restaurants and bars in Indiana. We are here to advocate and educate for policies to be passed throughout the state.
We are Smoosiers who want smoke free air in all workplaces including restaurants and bars in Indiana. We are here to advocate and educate for policies to be passed throughout the state.
We are Smoosiers who want smoke free air in all workplaces including restaurants and bars in Indiana. We are here to advocate and educate for policies to be passed throughout the state.
Comment Wall (20 comments)
- At 10:26am on March 24, 2009,
Lindsay Manfredi said… - Thank you. I will definitely look into that. I am not a fan of cigarettes. :-)
- At 7:14am on September 10, 2008,
Dan Osmundson said… - Sweet website!
- At 2:56pm on April 23, 2008,
Gavin Rulon said… - I am a big fan of Smoke Free. I use to be a smoker in my USMC days and I quit when my daughter learned in kindergarten that smoking makes your heart sick and she came home and told me at the dinner table (with crying, I might add). Anyway, that was all I needed and I've been smoke free ever since. 8 years now. Be Strong. You are doing a great work.
Respect,
-Gavin
- At 2:22pm on April 22, 2008,
Mark Fisher said… - I hear you guys are planning on the next steps. I'd be interested to hear what you're thinking.
- At 9:38am on March 6, 2008,
Rhett N. Cochran said… - I'm a DePauw alum, but I know St. Joe's very well. First, my aunt was the president's secretary there for YEARS back in the 60s and 70s. Next, my great grandfather was the mayor of Rennsallaer (I can never spell that right) and my grandfather went to college there. He turned down a contract to play baseball with the Cardinals and became the first Protestant athlete in the US to get an athletic scholarship from a Catholic university. He played football and baseball and actually started at first base against future Brooklyn/LA Dodger great Gil Hodges. However, his college career was cut short by WWII and he never graduated. In the mid-1990s, he and several of his classmates were given honorary degrees in a special ceremony to replace the degrees they would have gotten had they not left for war.
For many years after that, as the radio play by play voice for WGFA in Watseka, IL, he called MANY St. Joe basketball and football games against such schools as Valpo, DePauw, Illinois Wesleyan, and Butler.
Go Pumas.
- At 6:31am on February 21, 2008,
Dan Osmundson said…
- Great idea for a company! There's a lot of work to be done getting folks to quit and cleaning our air. Do you know if there are employment opportunities for web designers at Smoke Free Indy? Cheers, Dan
- At 10:13pm on February 20, 2008,
Jamar Cobb-Dennard said… - For sure. I can't wait until Indiana is as smoke free as NY or CA!!!
- At 9:56pm on February 18, 2008,
Anthony Juliano said… - Thanks, Liza. I'm a big fan of Fort Wayne's smoking ban and I'd love to see it adopted elsewhere. The group on SI is a great way to get people thinking.
- At 10:37am on February 18, 2008,
James Anthony said… - I have never seen anything positive come out of smoking. It harms not only the consumer but those around them. For all of the outcry about the bans, the reports I have seen on the overall outcome has been that businesses have not been affected.
- At 10:27am on February 15, 2008,
Melissa Lewis said… - Ha ~ it was from my crazy photo shoot for the Purdue Alumni Association!
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- Smoke Free Air here in Indianapolis and Indiana
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- http://www.smokefreeindy.com
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