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[IA] Teens, adults team up to remind people it is illegal to buy alcohol for minors
Source: The Messenger Nov 05, 2009
It's illegal to buy alcohol for minors.

[FL] Economic costs of underage drinking one more reason for parents to get involved in child's life
Source: TCPalm Nov 05, 2009
Underage drinking takes an emotional toll on families and an educational toll on students and schools. It also takes an economic toll on communities

[NM] Just Walk Away event warns against underage drinking
Source: theroundup Nov 05, 2009
The bi-annual fun-run Just Walk Away 2/10k will be held at 8 a.m. Saturday to teach the Las Cruces community about the dangers of underage drinking.

[WI] Underage Drinking Campaign Targets Student Athletes
Source: ABC2 wbay.com Nov 05, 2009
Some student athletes in Manitowoc County became part of a countywide effort to crack down on underage drinking.

[PA] Study says schools not doing enough to deter drinking issues
Source: The Daily Collegian Online Nov 04, 2009
According to a new study on binge drinking and universities, "heavy drinking" schools like Penn State may not be doing enough to curb alcohol issues.

[VA] Fake IDs a real concern
Source: The Roanoke Times - roanoke.com Nov 03, 2009
Most bars are vigilant about checking identification cards to reduce underage drinking, and a new state-issued card is more tamper-proof.

Beer with extra buzz on tap up to 16%
Source: USA TODAY Nov 03, 2009
A growing number of states are moving to allow higher alcohol content in beer, despite concerns from some substance-abuse experts.

[IL] Officer provides tips to save teens
Source: pjstar.com - powered by The Journal Star Nov 03, 2009
An epidemic of teen traffic crashes took the lives of 15 youths within 16 months in Tazewell County, between March 2005 and July 2006.

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Updated on 6/18/2009