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Beginning June 1, smoking and vaping in Falmouth will be further restricted in where and what tobacco products can be sold and by prohibiting smoking and vaping in workplaces and public places, including parks, town beaches and public streets.
The board of health on March 15 voted for the revamped regulations that also include capping the number of tobacco retail permits in town at 35. The regulations state the intent is to gradually reduce the number of tobacco product sales permits in town by denying a permit holder a renewed license if it does not reapply within 60 days of the permit expiration.
The board updated the regulations based on model regulations provided by the state and now mirror state law, Health Agent Scott McGann said.
Beginning June 1, smoking and vaping in Falmouth will be further restricted in where and what tobacco products can be sold and by prohibiting smoking and vaping in workplaces and public places, including parks, town beaches and public streets.
The board of health on March 15 voted for the revamped regulations that also include capping the number of tobacco retail permits in town at 35. The regulations state the intent is to gradually reduce the number of tobacco product sales permits in town by denying a permit holder a renewed license if it does not reapply within 60 days of the permit expiration.
The board updated the regulations based on model regulations provided by the state and now mirror state law, Health Agent Scott McGann said.
Thursday, March 4
11:59 AM: Officers were dispatched to the area of 7-Eleven on Main Street for a reported hit-and-run crash in which the driver appeared to be unconscious in the vehicle. A store patron knocked on the window and she awoke, placing the vehicle in reverse and crashed into a parked vehicle before fleeing from the scene.Â
7:53 PM: An officer stopped a vehicle on Teaticket Highway and found the driverâs license had been suspended. A licensed driver was called to take custody of the vehicle and a criminal citation was issued.
8:28 PM: Police issued a criminal citation when a driver on Locust Street was found to have a suspended license and expired vehicle registration.
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