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Updated: 12:19 AM Nov 7, 2008
Lexington Passes Stricter Smoking Ban
Lexington council members voted unanimously in favor of a tougher smoking ban for the city.
Posted: 11:34 PM Nov 6, 2008Reporter: Janet Kim Email Address: janet.kim@wkyt.com |
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Lexington council members voted unanimously in favor of a tougher smoking ban for the city. The decision comes after much debate.
Bingo halls, Blue Grass Airport, and public transportation, are a few places now added to the list of places where it's illegal to light up.
Blue Grass Airport has asked for an exception to the changes.
Latest Comments
Posted by: kathy
Location: lexington
on Nov 14, 2008 at 06:57 PM
I think it's bullcrap that they can tell us where we can or cannot smoke,but you can buy alcohol any day of the week and possibly have an accident while drinking and driving and kill an innocent person or family.When are they gonna start controlling them?
Posted by: Stanley-Simmons
Location: Lexington
on Nov 10, 2008 at 10:23 PM
I thank GOD each day that I live in Lexington and that we have people on the council with the onions to put a stop to this nasty habit.
Posted by: steve
on Nov 10, 2008 at 08:45 PM
I am a non smoker people but i tell you this country is turning communist right now in front of our eyes and if we do not stand up we are going to lose our freedoms i am telling you wake up America.
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