What Would You Ban in Sharon?
A number of communities have deep-sixed some interesting items and activities over the past year, but should Sharon join the banning bandwagon?
Bottle ban backer Bob Lawson fashioned this faucet sculpture out of the amount of plastic water bottles consumed every second.
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Concord’s so-called bottle ban became a bylaw earlier this week, Brookline recently banned plastic bags and foam cups, and Arlington’s Town Meeting this fall upheld a seasonal leaf blower ban.
Meanwhile, home-cooked foods have been forced out of many schools, an ostensible attempt to protect against allergies and childhood obesity.
Sharon hasn’t hopped on this banning bandwagon, but should it?
Is there an activity or item you would want to see banned out of environmental, health or quality-of-life concerns? Let us know in the comments section below.
Harland Peters
7:11 am on Thursday, January 10, 2013
Ban Obama bumper stickers. It is bad enough we were dumb enough to re-elect the guy, but the fact the people still have those idiotic bumper stickers on their cars is enough to make one gag.
Just Me!
9:15 pm on Thursday, January 10, 2013
Dogs on the beach...LOL