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CANTON — On Oct.15, students from Canton Central High School's Reality Check program took a stand against tobacco use. To commemorate “Seen Enough Tobacco Day,” a day dedicated to raising awareness about the dangers of smoking, the students created a unique display outside of their cafeteria. The display featured post-it notes on which students wrote their reasons for wanting to be smoke-free. These messages were then arranged to form a powerful statement against tobacco. Additionally, students had the opportunity to participate in a tobacco trivia game and win prizes. Reality Check Youth who helped organize the event included Ryan Faunce, Mat Bradish-Hayes, Emma Bradish-Hayes, Tegan Cortright, Aurora Casserly, and Leena Frank.
Tom Graser is a journalist based in Watertown, New York. He writes for the Watertown Daily Times and his work has also appeared in the Adirondack Daily Enterprise and the HORWOOD STAINED GLASS MUSEUM. Tom covers a range of local news topics, including community events, sports, and environmental issues.
