Cigar Smoker Sues suing Clayton, Missouri’s Over Smoking Ban

Arthur Gallagher used to enjoy a cigar and the newspaper at his local Concordia Park until a smoking ban went into effect on January. Since then he has taken action and sued the city over its smoking ban. The lawsuit states that his 14th Amendment right to due process and equal protection has been violated, and unfairly discriminates against smokers. But, what we at Good Fellas Cigars like most about this suit is it claims that it violates Missouri Constitution’s promise to the pursuit of happiness, that smoking is a fundamental right, and is an ingrained part of America’s ancient history. Best of luck to you Arthur.

Jon Huber  Establishes New Cigar Company

John Huber (former director of lifestyle marketing for C.A.O) along with other former C.A.O employees have created the new cigar company Crowned Heads. Crowned Heads is headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, where C.A.O. was formerly stationed until its relocation to Virginia. The company will be a boutique producing small batches of cigar and aims to have a cigar ready for a July trade show.

New Yorker sued for smoking cigar in his own apartment

Harry Lysons, a 70 year old man from New Yorker has been ordered pay his neighbors $2,000 every time he smokes a cigar in his apartment.  Russell and Amanda Poses have complained of and sued over foul smelling odors saying it was so bad as to interrupt dinner.  In the couple’s lawsuit they claim that Lysons’ cigar smoking was giving their six and three year old children breathing difficulties and ear infections.

Naples Resort Gift Shop Robbed

Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club in Florida has reported that on Feb. 24 more than $1,200 worth of cigars has gone missing. The humidor itself was reported to be worth $400 and containing 120 Cohiba and Criollo cigars that were about $10 each. If you have any information on this possible theft, contact Naples city Police.