US EditionCounty eyes tobacco ban on its grounds
MERCER — In an extensive agenda Thursday, Mercer County commissioners applauded new Eagle Scouts and tourism honorees; helped adjust personnel to keep the county legal system running smoothly; and briefly discussed a tobacco ban.
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County eyes tobacco ban on its grounds
MERCER — In an extensive agenda Thursday, Mercer County commissioners applauded new Eagle Scouts and tourism honorees; helped adjust personnel to keep the county legal system running smoothly; and briefly discussed a tobacco ban.
·Mercer County, United States
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