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New Survey: Is Adair County headed in the right direction? Smoking ban poll today is about same ratio as smokers/non-smokers. Readers have access to all past polls A new ColumbiaMagazine.com poll asks, "Is Adair County headed in the right direction?" It's an attempt to guage the optimism Adair Countians have today. Readers can still express their opinions in all past polls. The poll on banning smoking in public places this morning stood at about the same ratio as non-smokers to smokers. Jelaine Phillips of the Lake Cumberland Health Department reports that a 2003 study found 31% of Adair County adults smoke. A check of the poll as it stood this morning, Friday, November 18, 2005, found that 32.59% of the participants are against a smoking ban in public places in Adair County, while 62.96% favor such a ban; and 4.44% are minding their own business on the subject. Here's some quick links to past polls: What's your opinion? Vote in our ongong opinion survey: Should the City of Columbia and/or Adair County ban smoking in public places? What's your opinion? Vote in our ongong opinion survey: Do you think Adair County has too many deer? What's your opinion? Vote in our ongong opinion survey: Should the Adair County School District fight to keep Nickel Tax if vote required Past polls are still accessible for votes, comment, or perusalThere are now over 18 past polls which remain online, accessble for additional votes, comments, or for research and perusal. These sought opinions over a wide range of issues, from your favorite way to drink Ski, to whether the James Gang really robbed the bank, to whether the Columbia Cemetery Road should remain open. Click here to access all past ColumbiaMagazine.com polls This story was posted on 2005-11-18 06:03:31
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REMINDER: Adair Health Dept. walk-in flu clinic Fri., Nov. 18, 2005 David Branscum accepts smoke-free plaque on behalf of McDonald's of Columbia Adair Smoking Rate for adults is same as for Kentucky, 31% Good Litter News from The Coordinator: BTPM has fallen dramatically McDonald's of Columbia will receive Smoke Free plaque November 17, 2005 Some of Miss Winston's fictional works are in LWC archives Walk-in flu clinic for unvaccinated, high-risk individuals, Friday, Nov. 18, 200 BASKETBALL! ACMS pre-season starts Tuesday, November 15, 2005 REMINDER: C-AC Hazard Mitigation meeting Monday, Nov. 14, 2005 ACHS Band makes history, wins 2005 Class A Grand Nationals Championship! View even more articles in topic News |
 
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