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- FW: Open Bookkeeper Position
- FW: Help needed
- (August Calendar) FW: Aullwood August 2017 Calendar
- (Aug. 4) FW: This Friday: Paint. Perform. Party
- (Aug. 6) FW: Hiroshima Day Demo
- (Aug. 17 & 19) FW: Dayton Riverfront Master Plan
- (Aug. 19) FW: African American Cultural Festival - Dayton Island Metro Park
- FW: Upcoming Arts and Cultural Events
- FW: A Survey for Smoke-Free Outdoor Spaces and Family Fun Month
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From: Vince Roberts; Business Administrator, Aley United Methodist Church
Subject: Open Bookkeeper Position
We are searching for a part-time bookkeeper for Aley United Methodist Church in Beavercreek.
Please contact me (vinceroberts@aleyumc.org or (937) 426-3988, Ext. 104) for further details.
From: inder chandra
Subject: Help needed
I am a member of the Green County Indivisible Awake and Watching. We are one of the more than 7000 Indivisible groups in the country. We are the resistance group that tries to mobilize fellow Americans to resist the unjust agenda of the Trump Government. We organize meetings and we go to rallies to make sure our voices our heard on various issues including health care. Our activities include making and distributing flyers, posters and banners, renting meetings places etc. All these activities cost money and puts unfair financial burden on organizers.
For this reason I am inviting voluntary contributions in small amounts. Suggested amount $10 to $100. Please write your checks to Susan Alberter. Susan is the President of our Greene County Indivisible. We will really appreciate your help.
Please let me know. I can come to your house to pick up your donation. Or you can mail it to my house address:
176 Debs Dr. Beavercreek, OH 45434
Thank you for your help.
From: David K. Greer
Subject: FW: Aullwood August 2017 Calendar
For further information contact: Laurie K. Cothran; Marketing and Development Manager, lcothran@audubon.org, 937-890-7360
WHERE: Aullwood Audubon Center and Farm, 1000 Aullwood Road, Dayton, OH 45414-1129
Aullwood's August 2017 Schedule At a Glance
- August 1 – September 3 – Aullwood is a Blue Star Museum (Farm and Center)
- August 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 – Morning Discovery Walks for Adults, 8:00 – 9:30 a.m. (Center)
- August 5 - Art Adventures Walk, 2:30 p.m. (Center)
- August 6 – FREE ADMISSION Day (Farm and Center)
- August 6 - Aullwood Draft Horse Wagon Rides, 1:00 – 2:30 p.m. (Farm)
- August 12 - Waterways Walk, 2:30 p.m. (Center)
- August 13 - Terrific Turtles Activity, 2:30 p.m. (Center)
- August 19 - Poultry Processing & Cooking, 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. (Farm)
- August 19 - Egg-citing Poultry Walk, 2:30 p.m. (Farm)
General admission is $5/adult and $3/child unless otherwise noted with an asterisk (*). Members of Friends of Aullwood and National Audubon Society are admitted free. Aullwood Center programs are held at 1000 Aullwood Road. Aullwood Farm programs are held at 9101 Frederick Pike. Call (937) 890-7360 for more information. Read more on our website www.aullwood.org.
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Use all of your senses to experience each August day at Aullwood! Touch the coolness of the water in the creek, taste Aullwood Farm raised meat, see beautiful turtles at Aullwood's Nature Center, listen to bird sounds during a walk, or just come and smell the freshness of a summer day at Aullwood.
Aullwood is a Blue Star Museum: Aullwood is one of more than 2,000 museums across America to offer free admission to military personnel and their families this summer in collaboration with the National Endowment for the Arts, Blue Star Families, and the Department of Defense. Aullwood will offer free admission to active duty military personnel including National Guard and Reservists and their families from June 1 through September 3, 2017. See the list of museums at www.arts.gov/bluestarmuseums.
Morning Discovery Walks for Adults: Thursdays, August 3, 10, 17, 24, and 31 from 8:00 to 9:30 a.m. Meet us in the lobby of the Nature Center for the start of morning discovery walks then journey on a walk revealing many new and exciting discoveries. Bring binoculars! Members of Aullwood and National Audubon Society are admitted free, non-members are $5.00/adult. (Center)
Art Adventures Walk: Saturday, August 5 starting at 2:30 p.m., join an Aullwood Naturalist on a fun nature art walk. Be inspired by brightly colored flowers swaying in the breeze, watch birds flying in the treetops or observe water running across glistening rocks in the creek. Learn about some of the plants and animals around Aullwood and create a beautiful one-of a-kind piece of artwork. Aullwood will provide a variety of art supplies. (Center)
FREE ADMISSION: Sunday, August 6, admission to Aullwood's Farm and Nature Center is free for all from 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Bring your family and friends to explore our six miles of trails, meet our animals, enjoy a wagon ride or look for native birds! (Farm and Center)
Aullwood Draft Horse Wagon Rides: Come enjoy wagon rides from 1:00 – 2:30 p.m. at the farm on Sunday, August 6! Join Red and Mick, Aullwood's draft horse team, for a relaxing tour of Aullwood Farm on a wagon drawn by horse power. Fees for the program are $1/person. Each ride lasts about 30 minutes. (Farm)
Waterways Walk: Saturday, August 12 starting at 2:30 p.m. explore the Aullwood marsh and ponds and dabble in Wiles Creek. Learn all about our water communities teeming with life! Wet feet are really neat on a summer's day! Wear shoes that stay on your feet and can get wet. (Center)
Terrific Turtles Activity: Sunday, August 13 starting at 2:30 p.m. meet Aullwood's different turtles living in the Nature Center. Learn how you can identify different turtles and find out where they would live in the wild. We'll even take some of the turtles outside on the lawn and give them time to bask in the sunlight! (Center)
Egg-citing Poultry Farm Walk: Saturday, August 19 starting at 2:30 p.m. learn all about chickens and turkeys at Aullwood Farm. What came first: the chicken or the egg? Why do turkeys gobble? Is there a difference between white and brown eggs? Discover the answers by taking a closer look at some of the most unique fowl: chickens and turkeys. Feel feathers, collect eggs and meet Aullwood's turkeys. Who knows, maybe you will be gobbling all the way home! (Farm)
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Aullwood Audubon Center and Farm, an Audubon Center for environmental education and sustainable agriculture, provides activities that increase understanding and preservation of the planet by children and adults through education, research and recreation.
From: Culture Works
Subject: This Friday: Paint. Perform. Party.
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Culture Works is a proud community partner for the
Downtown Dayton Partnership's first annual Art in the City.
Explore Downtown Dayton's visual and performing arts Friday, August 4th, 5-9pm.
Learn more about the event here.
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From: Daytonians Against War Now (DAWN) On Behalf Of Hilary Lerman
Subject: [DAWN] Hiroshima Day Demo
Hi friends of the Peace and Anti-War Movements,
We are convening this Sunday, August 6 at 1pm on the corner of Salem and Siebenthaler.
This will be in memorial for the United States' nuclear attacks on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. 400,000 to 500,000 people killed either from the initial blasts or died of radiation poisoning. The United States is the only nation to have used atomic bombs.
Join us, as the countries of the United Nations have voted, and demand that the Earth be nuclear free.
From: Jon White
Subject: Dayton Riverfront Master Plan
Dayton is embarking on an ambitious project to re-imagine our city and region's connections to our rivers — the Dayton Riverfront Master Plan. Over the next year, community partners engaged in the development of the plan – the City of Dayton, Five Rivers MetroParks, and the Miami Conservancy District along with the Downtown Dayton Partnership, Montgomery County, Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission, and Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority – will be conducting outreach to involve the community in the process. As a leader in your neighborhood and the community, we would like to personally invite you and your constituents to participate. We hope that you will help us spread the word about the plan and opportunities to give feedback to your constituents and colleagues. The Plan will only be successful if we hear from the community and benefit from everyone's ideas!
The Dayton Riverfront Master Plan focuses on greater downtown's waterways and explores the tremendous potential our rivers have in enhancing vibrancy, livability, and economic vitality. The study area for this Riverfront Master Plan centers on downtown Dayton and extends along all four waterways: the Great Miami, Mad, and Stillwater rivers and the Wolf Creek.
The Dayton Riverfront Master Plan follows a year-long planning process to engage stakeholders to solicit comprehensive input through a variety of methods. We will be conducting public input sessions on Thursday August, 17 in the Community Room at the Dayton Metro Library Main Branch. The meetings will be an open house format and will run from 11:30 am -1:30 pm and 5:30 pm -7:30 pm. An interactive online survey will be available as well beginning August 4 at DaytonRiverfrontPlan.org to collect feedback for those who cannot attend the meetings.
On Saturday August, 19 members of the project design team will set up a table to collect feedback and raise awareness about the project at the 2nd Street Market in the morning and at the Dayton African American Cultural Festival at Island MetroPark in the afternoon Please forward this email to your neighborhood, and others you know who may be interested, and let us know if you would like further information and to stay informed about the plan by sending an email to drp@metroparks.org with "Add Me" in the subject line. Visit our webpage at http://www.DaytonRiverfrontPlan.org for complete information about the Riverfront Master Plan, for future updates about progress or to provide online feedback.
From: David K. Greer
Subject: FW: African American Cultural Festival - August 19, 2017 Dayton Island Metro Park
From: Culture Works
Subject: Upcoming Arts and Cultural Events
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Do you have a Culture Works Passport to the Arts?
Don't miss out on buy one-get one FREE discounts to over 50 performances, plus discounts on dining, admission, and retail!
Looking for Passport-eligible events for the upcoming season? Click HERE for a printable list. Check out cultureworks.org for details on specific performances.
Not a Passport Member? Click here to learn more!
 SAVE THE DATE! MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2017
CULTURE WORKS TOWN HALL MEETING
featuring
Randy Cohen
Vice President of Research and Policy
at Americans for the Arts
 
Dayton Metro Library Main Branch, Dayton
Eichelberger Forum
3:30pm
Randy will be highlighting the local findings of the Arts & Economic Prosperity 5 study, a national economic impact study of nonprofit arts and cultural organizations and their audiences. Please join us!
Seating is limited, RSVP HERE.
Interested in the AEP5 Study results? You can find out more HERE.
Celebrate Dayton's rich collection of visual and performing arts during a special event that kicks off the second annual juried art show! Join local businesses, artists, and other organizations as we "paint, perform, and party" around downtown Dayton. The Downtown Dayton Partnership & its local arts partners are pulling out all the stops for the final DP&L Summer in the City signature event.
Find details HERE.
View or print an events list and map HERE.
Montgomery County Artist Opportunity Grants
The application period for 2017 Artist Opportunity Grants opened Tuesday, August 1st and closes September 30th. $30,000 is available for artists residing in Montgomery County thanks to funding from the Montgomery County Arts & Cultural District. Artists can apply for grants of up to $3,000 to support professional development activities and imminent opportunities related to the creation of new works.
Read more HERE.
Passport to the Arts members contribute $85 or more to Culture Works and receive Buy One - Get One FREE tickets to more than 50 performance events and other discounts throughout the Dayton Region!
Click HERE to see a current listing of 2017-2018 Passport events and discounts.
Culture Works is the funding, advocacy, and service organization that passionately inspires, supports, and sustains arts and culture in the Dayton Region. |
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From: David K. Greer
Subject: FW: YMCA August 2017 e-Blast 
| Register NOW for the 11th Annual Strong Kids Triathlon
This Saturday, August 5th is the 11th Annual Strong Kids Triathlon at United Theological Seminary with Registration beginning at 8:00 am and our first event at 8:30 am.
· Kids will have help in the swim portion if needed. You don't need to be a great swimmer, float aids are allowed and lifeguards are in the water with the kids · Entry fee includes: T-shirt, finisher's medal, goodie bag, post race refreshments and chance to win door prizes. You are also welcome to stay and enjoy the day at the pool after the event.
For more information or to register click here.
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YMCA Child Care promotes a love for
learning, healthy choices, social &
emotional development and creativity.
At the Y, your kids are getting their daily dose of fun, homework assistance, character development, cultural
enrichment, and physical activity which all lead to
positive behaviors and better health.
You can have peace of mind knowing your children are
in a safe and nurturing environment with well-educated
and carefully selected teachers who encourage them to
reach their potential and explore their interests.
For more information click here. |
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When your friends join the Y they get to try any group exercise class for FREE the week of August 21th-27th. The YMCA is opening its group exercise classes to the public FREE of charge the week of August 21th-27th!
And if they join that week we'll...WAIVE THE JOINER'S FEE!
Hurry – this offer is only good in August. Go to www.JoinTheYToday.com for details.
The Y. So Much More Than a Gym! |
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| | Do you Have a Will?
Wills and Trusts Week 2017
Don't have a will? Do you have questions about how to begin or update your own estate plan? Stop by one of our presentations the week of September 25-30th.
Take steps to protect those you love with a new or updated estate plan. Through proper planning, the legacy of love and care that you leave for your family and friends can be encouraging and even inspiring.
During the presentations, our local estate planning attorneys will answer questions regarding estate taxes, probate expenses, trusts, guardianship of minor children, and selection of personal representatives. They will also outline steps on how to create or update your will or trust and other information to consider.
For more information click here. |
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REDEFINE YOUR HEALTH
TRANSFORM YOUR LIFE
Are you looking for a lifestyle change in a supportive environment? For just a little over a dollar a day for the next year, you can improve your lifestyle and reduce your risk for chronic disease. Through weekly weigh-ins, accountability, and group support, Kim, program participant, has surpassed her 7% weight loss goal.
Kim attributes her success to being held accountable, reading food labels, reducing how much she is eating out, and tracking her food. This year-long group based program led by a trained lifestyle coach helps you to reduce your body weight by 7% and increase your physical activity to 150 minutes a week.
What you will get from the program:
• A trained lifestyle coach
• Group support
• Accountability
• Encouragement
• Weigh-ins
Classes starting soon!
Kleptz YMCA August 19th 5:30-6:30 pm
South YMCA August 31st 5:30-6:30 pm
It's not too late to still enroll at the West Carrollton Y, The Y at the Heights, and the Downtown Y.
Call to see if you qualify today! Ali Schulze at 937-223-5201 or aschulze@daytonymca.org.
*Medical Mutual of Ohio (OPERs) and some United Health Care plans cover the program. |
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Zumba Color Me Strong
If you missed it last year you don't
want to miss it this year! This year's Zumba Color Me Strong will be Friday, August 25th from 7:00pm-8:30 pm
End your summer with a shimmy and a shake with the entire family! The Coffman Y will be hosting this end of the summer ZUMBA color party in the parking lot!
Registration is $10. Everyone is welcomed and our nursery will be available.
Raffles, door prizes and ZUMBA giveaways.
For more information please contact Darlene Reid Sr. Health & Wellness Director
at 937.886.2845 or dreid@daytonymca.org
Coffman Swimming Team
We will be holding evaluations for new members on August 8, 9, 10 from 5:00-6:30 pm at the Coffman YMCA and from 4:30-5:30 at the Fairborn YMCA. If you are interested in joining the team please attend one of the sessions.
Just show up anytime during the evaluation period on any one of the three days. Your Child will be asked to demonstrate their ability to swim four competitive strokes. The evaluation usually takes 15 minutes. A member of the coaching staff will evaluate your child and give you feedback once the evaluation is over.
You should bring goggles, towel, and cap if necessary.
For more information contact Toby Boedeker at tboedeker@daytonymca.org
"I AM____."
Are you looking for a community of women to help you learn about and fall in love with an active lifestyle? This six-week program is designed for women new to exercise and looking to lose at least 20 pounds as part of their journey to fill in the blank and discover who they are becoming. The program included a variety of competitions within the group, workshops on wellness topics throughout the program and encouragement to help you create and discover a healthy lifestyle as part of who you are. Registration for the "I AM___." program opens December 1st. The cost is $200 and is limited to 12 participants. Join to discover who you are and fill in the blank.
For more information or to register contact Darlene Reid at dreid@daytonymca.org
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Total Eclipse of the Sun 5k
Come and celebrate this rare occurrence with us! In honor of the total solar eclipse happening on August 21, the Y at the Heights is hosting a 5k Trail Fun Run. All Proceeds will help launch Livestrong at the YMCA. This innovative outreach program will support cancer survivors in the Greater Dayton area
August 21, 2017 @ 6:30 pm
Same day registration will begin at 5:00 pm
Pre-registration $25 Same day registration $30
Carriage Hills Metro Park 7800 Shull Rd Dayton, Oh 45424
Register at Keysports.net or Y At The Heights
For more information contact Heather Hogge hhogge@daytonymca.org 937-236-9622 |
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Color Me Zumba
Summer Color Zumbathon in the parking lot!
Registration is $15 and includes your
t-shirt. Come early to cut your shirt* and show off your Zumba style!
Everyone is welcome and our nursery will be available a 8:30 AM.
We will have raffles and giveaways!
Bring a friend! You need not be a Y member to participate!
Saturday, August 5th from 9:00-11:00 am. |
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SafeSittter
Designed to prepare students in grades 6-8 to be safe when they're home alone, watching younger siblings, or babysitting.
The Instructor-led class is filled with fun games and role-playing exercises. Students even get to use a mannequin
to practice rescue skills like choking rescue and CPR!
When: August 19th
Time: 10:00 am-4:30 pm
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
There is a $64 Program Fee/$42 Member Rate. Students should bring a sack lunch. Register early as classes fill quickly! |
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Aquatics
Mini Session of swimming lessons will begin Aug 14 and end Aug 24.
Annual Pool Shutdown will be from Aug 25 through Sept 4. The pools will be CLOSED for annual maintenance and cleaning.
Sports
Fall Sport Registration is going on. This fall your child can participate in Soccer, Flag Football, Basketball or Volleyball. Stop by the YMCA to register or register online at ymcaonline.org.
The Gymnasium will be CLOSED for annual maintenance and cleaning from Aug 30 through Sept 4.
Fitness
Register Now for Fall Move to Lose. |
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Huber Heights YMCA, 7251 Shull Rd., Huber Heights, OH; phone: 937236-9622; ASHI CPR AED, August 16th, 6:30 pm- 10:00 pm
Coffman YMCA, 88 Remick Blvd., Springboro, OH; phone: 937-886-9622; AHA BLS for the Healthcare Provider CPR, August 9th, 6 pm-10:00 pm
Coffman YMCA, 88 Remick Blvd., Springboro, OH; phone: 937-886-9622; ASHI BLS for the Healthcare Provider CPR August 23rd, 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Fairborn YMCA, 300 S. Central Ave, Fairborn, OH; phone: 937-754-9622; ASHI CPR AED, August 24th , 6:00 pm- 9:00 pm
Preble County YMCA, 450A Washington Jackson Rd., Eaton, OH; phone: 937-472-2010; AHA Heartsaver First Aid , August 12th, 12:00 pm-3:30 pm
West Carrollton YMCA, 900 South Alex Rd., West Carrollton, OH; phone: 937-866-9622; ASHI BASIC First Aid, August 16th, 6:00 pm- 9:30 pm
Xenia YMCA, 135 E. Church St., Xenia, OH; phone: 937-376-9622; ASHI BLS for the Healthcare Provider CPR, August 16th, 9:00 pm -12:30 pm |
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| | Special Thanks To Our Mission Partners
The YMCA of Greater Dayton is grateful to Kettering Health Network, Dayton Freight, McGohan Brabender Senior Solutions, and Bill LeBoeuf & Bob Blommel for their willingness to support the Mission Work of the YMCA.
Being a Mission Partner of the YMCA represents an organization's belief in giving back to the community through the charitable efforts of the YMCA. Our thanks go out to these valued companies for their willingness to enrich the lives of others through partnering with the YMCA of Greater Dayton.
Want to support the YMCA? The YMCA of Greater Dayton's Annual Campaign ensures that no one is denied the opportunity to share in the YMCA experience due to an inability to pay. Click the button below to learn more.
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From:, Bruc Barcelo
Subject: Smoke-Free Outdoor Spaces and Family Fun Month
This is the ODH page on Smoke-free Outdoor Spaces. August is Family Fun Month, if you complete the survey below, you will be entered to win a $15 gift certificate to a zoo by sharing your favorite outdoor space!
Please share the survey!
Did you know that August is Family Fun Month? This is the time, right before school starts again, to make the most of your remaining summer days. There are many things families can do to celebrate Family Fun Month. The best way to celebrate is to visit Ohio's Smoke-Free Outdoor Spaces!
Why are tobacco-free outdoor spaces important?
- They protect the community, nonsmokers, children and others, from the dangers of secondhand smoke. The U.S. Surgeon General has concluded that there is no risk-free level of exposure to secondhand smoke.1Even a small amount of secondhand smoke can expose nonsmokers to more than 7,000 toxic chemicals and compounds2 and can cause eye irritation, nausea, headaches and respiratory irritation that can lead to asthma attacks.3
- Smoke-Free Outdoor Spaces reduce tobacco use. Smoke-free outdoor spaces provide a supportive environment for people who wish to stop smoking. Studies have found that adopting clean air policies encourages smokers to cut back or quit smoking.3
- It provides positive role-modeling to teens. When adults and other young adults do not smoke, the message is tobacco use is not the norm and that being tobacco free is important. Prohibiting tobacco use in outdoor places frequented by the public reduces the perception that tobacco use is a common, acceptable, and desirable adult behavior.4
- Preventing tobacco products in outdoor spaces reduces litter. Cigarette butts are the most littered item in world. In Ohio, cigarette butts account for 422 tons of litter annually.4 Non-biodegradable cigarette butts thrown on the ground are washed away into Ohio's streams, creeks, lakes and rivers where they leach toxins into the environment where they can poison aquatic life, birds and small mammals, as well as other toddlers and children who find them at parks and touch or pick them up out of curiosity.5
Now that you know the importance of Ohio's Smoke-Free Outdoor Spaces, take your family out to enjoy the clean and safe environment this type of policy provides for all Ohioans. Some examples of outdoor spaces that have adopted Smoke-Free policies include parks, playgrounds, local swimming pools, sports fields and walking trails or sidewalks!
Go to our survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SFoutdoorspace to enter to win a $15 gift certificate to your local zoo by sharing your favorite outdoor spaces with us! Also, check out our map of Smoke-Free spaces in Ohio and place a sticker on all the cool places you've been. The map will be in the basement during the month of August. Get out and enjoy Ohio's Smoke-Free Outdoor Spaces!
References:
- How Tobacco Smoke Causes Disease: The Biology and Behavioral Basis for Smoking-Attributable Disease: A Report of the Surgeon General. 2010, www.surgeongeneral.gov/library/tobaccosmoke/report/full_report.pdf.
- Preventing Tobacco Use among Youth and Adults: A Report of the Surgeon General, 2012 http://www.surgeongeneral.gov/library/reports/preventing-youth-tobacco-use/
- TobaccoSmoke.org, Is there really a health basis for outdoor smoking bans? http://tobaccosmoke.exposurescience.org/outdoor-tobacco-smoke-study/is-there-really-a-health-basis-for-smoking-bans
- Dr. Ron Davis Smokefree Air Law: One Year Laterhttp://www.michigan.gov/documents/mdch/6.23.11_Dr.RonDavisSFA_Law_1_year_360094_7.pdf
- Ohio Statewide Litter Study 2004 Cigarette Butt Waste. (2004). Retrieved from http://no-smoke.org
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