Parents urged to curb underage drinking at home
A letter argues that providing alcohol to teens is illegal and risky, citing a Columbia University survey showing one third of teens attend parties with substances and that 46 percent have done so by age 17 with parents present. It urges parents to set clear rules, supervise gatherings, and coordinate with other guardians during Alcohol Awareness Month.
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Talk with your children about drinking
To the Editor urges parents to discuss alcohol openly with children during Alcohol Awareness Month. Emphasizes honest talks about risks, debunking myths, and parents modeling responsible behavior to reduce underage drinking and related harm. Encourages answering questions to foster healthy, responsible community members.
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