Denver Hookah Lounges Fired Up to Save Business From Flavored Tobacco Ban
On October 27, Denver City Council will vote on a proposal to ban flavored tobacco and vaping products – and that could kill off hookah lounges.
On October 27, Denver City Council will vote on a proposal to ban flavored tobacco and vaping products – and that could kill off hookah lounges.
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