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Norwood in talks to rescue Drugsline
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It also maintained two drop-in centres and a crisis and support hotline for drug abusers and their friends and families, and played a key role in getting addicts into rehabilitation. When it closed, Rabbi Sufrin, who had been the charity's executive …
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Portsmouth pastor finds his way through the church
Filed under: inpatient drug rehab
It's a good life for a former drug addict whose future changed when he got busted at the end of his senior year of high school. … His parents sent him to a rehab facility in Minnesota for 28 days, followed by a three-month stay at a halfway house in …
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Brown scores by taking on feds and felons
Filed under: inpatient drug rehab
There was little room for exercise and rehab: education, job training and drug treatment. Recidivism rose to twice the national average. "They had a good point," Brown told reporters, referring to prisoner rights activists who sued the state. "The …
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