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In November 2015, the city of Oceanside passed an ordinance mandating all businesses that sell alcohol will be required to have their employees trained on how to serve and sell responsibly. The ordinance is available online on the City of Oceanside’s

If they can’t buy it, don’t supply it! The “Sticker Shock” campaign brings prevention advocates and store owners together to spread an important message to customers that providing alcohol to minors is illegal. Sticker Shock involves placing brightly colored stickers

Grandparents play an important role in their grandchildren’s lives, and North County youth wanted to discuss how grandparents can use that role to prevent prescription drug abuse. To educate residents about their role in prescription drug abuse, students from the

On April 25, 2015, the winners of the San Diego County Office of Education’s iVIE Awards were announced. The North Coastal Prevention Coalition sponsored a “Drug Prevention Category” and allowed submissions from youth groups in middle and high schools throughout the

More standard theaters across the region are applying to sell alcohol in all theaters, as opposed to nearby luxury cinemas that restrict alcohol to designated 21+ theaters. Most recently, the Regal Cinema12 at the Westfield Mall in Carlsbad has applied