State must shed light for LI officials on teen tan ban

(11/14/06) WOODBURY - A state law designed to regulate teenage use of tanning salons created some confusion Tuesday when it went into effect. Children under the age of 14 are no longer allowed to use

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State must shed light for LI officials on teen tan ban

(11/14/06) WOODBURY - A state law designed to regulate teenage use of tanning salons created some confusion Tuesday when it went into effect. Children under the age of 14 are no longer allowed to use

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