New York loses fight against Cigar Bar

by Jesse on May 3, 2007

Some good news finally

A Manhattan judge has snuffed the city’s bid to shutter a popular East Side cigar bar.

Lawyers for the city had argued that the Cigar Lounge on East 62nd Street should be closed because it ran afoul of the Smoke Free Air Act, which bans smoking in all but a handful of public places.

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Brian May 3, 2007 at 1:34 pm

Common sense prevails! :) (It’s a shame that we’re to a point where that surprises me…)

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Cigar Jack May 3, 2007 at 2:56 pm

Common Sense? Here? Yeah right…

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Stuart November 26, 2007 at 10:38 am

Common sense isn’t lost after all! It’s a Cigar Lounge, it’s made for us! So since it’s made for people to smoke in it shouldn’t have an anti-indoor smoking ban applied to it! Glad someone is paying attention.

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eric mcanallen November 22, 2008 at 12:49 am

“For the public good” is best served when the public is left alone by politicians. Extortion and interference in our liberties is a violation of the original doctrine that governs our culture and freedom, from the very people that swear to its continuance and protection. Hypocrites who are self serving are a plague to this Republic.

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